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5/14/2009

Inference 3.0.2 released; includes support for R 2.9 and 64-bit Windows

I'm pleased to announce that we just released a new update (version 3.0.2) to Inference for R. This update includes the following:

Support for R 2.9
Support for running Inference for R on 64-bit (x64) versions of Windows XP and Windows Vista

If you're a user of R 2.9 or 64-bit Windows, you should download a new version today. Incidently, if your Inference trial has expired and you would like to try this updated version, please feel free to contact me at development@bluereference.com for an extended trial license key.

On a related note, we're still on-track for a June release for the next major release of Inference for R, which will include Inference in PowerPoint and the much-requested Run-In-Place functionality.

Posted at 1:56 PM by Josh van Eikeren | Category: News | Permalink | Email this Post | Comments (2)

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Run-in-Place

What is this Run-In-Place?

at 5/15/2009 3:30 AM

RE: Run-in-Place

Run-in-Place allows you to execute the R code inside of an Excel, Word, or PowerPoint document and see the code results immediately in the same document. This allows you to run the code in your document without executing to a separate results document; it in essense provides a "preview" of what your results document will look like. It's also much faster, as it temporarily modifies the open document instead of creating a new one. You can clear the results from the open document at any time, and the existing Execute to a Results Document functionality remains unchanged. I'll be posting a full blog entry detailing the new feature in the next week or two. It works especially well in Inference in Excel!

UPDATE -- And here's the promised blog entry: http://inferenceforr.com/blog/Lists/Posts/Post.aspx?ID=24

Josh van Eikeren at 5/15/2009 12:34 PM