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Getting (X)Emacs and ESS
To get ESS to work you first need a working Emacs or XEmacs. If you
wish to get XEmacs then you can download it from
http://www.xemacs.org/Download/index.html. XEmacs has more
graphical user interface than Emacs, and is a bit easier to install
(therefore I will not discuss it here).
To get Emacs, Dr. Claus
Dethlefsen6.1
from the Department of Mathematical Sciences at Aalborg University has
a very comprehensive web page explaining how to get it and install it,
with LATEXand other plug-ins. For completeness I will extract out
the section that gets ESS to work.
The most important step is obviously to download Emacs, you can get it
by going to http://ftp.sunsite.dk/pub/gnu/windows/emacs/latest/,
it is recommended that you download the fullbin. If you wish
to get AucTEX- the LATEXplug-in, and Ispell - the spell checker,
please refer to Claus's page for the detailed instructions.
You will also need to download ESS, which is available from CRAN
(http://cran.r-project.org/other-software.html) under
Software -> Other. You may wish to download
the zip file if you are unfamiliar with the tar.gz files.
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Ko-Kang Wang
2002-10-10