Closed grabear closed 5 years ago
Hi @grabear, sorry for the late response. I have tried to reproduce your error but I cannot. When I install MRO on Windows and enter a directory that does not exist in the installer, the behavior is as expected: the directory is created and MRO is installed in that directory, not in the parent. Closing this issue for now, let me know if you need more help.
When installing Microsoft R Open 3.4.3, I decided not to install in the default directory. Instead I installed on a separate SSD drive. Upon installation I picked the top level of that drive (V:/) like I do with all of my programming languages that I have.
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