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...just as you did at the end of the last session (up arrow). It may be a better solution if you save sequences of commands as R script files (e.g. "something.R") as you can run them: source("something.R") and edit and save them again. Jim On Tue, Oct 24, 2017 at 9:12 AM, <jonnvan at gmail.com> wrote: > Hello, > I recently downloaded R in hopes of learning to use it for statistics. > I have promptly run into a problem, as I am unable to save, and later recover, a workspace so I can resume work where I left off. > I am using Windows. > I indicate "yes&q...

Hello, I recently downloaded R in hopes of learning to use it for statistics. I have promptly run into a problem, as I am unable to save, and later recover, a workspace so I can resume work where I left off. I am using Windows. I indicate "yes" to the pop up after q(). Then when I later reopen R Console and click on File, I cannot get my prior workspace to appear in the R Console

...session (up arrow). It may be a better solution if you save sequences of commands as R script files (e.g. "something.R") as you can run them: source("something.R") and edit and save them again. Jim On Tue, Oct 24, 2017 at 9:12 AM, <jonnvan at gmail.com> wrote: > Hello, > I recently downloaded R in hopes of learning to use it for statistics. > I have promptly run into a problem, as I am unable to save, and later recover, a workspace so I can resume work where I left off. > I am using Windows. > I...