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Documentation updated for issue #65 #66

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Expand Up @@ -62,6 +62,8 @@ The R Provider requires an installation of R for Windows, downloadable from
`SOFTWARE\R-core` to locate the R binary directory, in order to load `R.dll`. It will also
locate `R.dll` if it is on the path. If run from a 32-bit process, RProvider will use
the 32-bit `R.dll`, and if run from a 64-bit process, it will load the 64-bit version.
(Note that VS runs in 32-bit process, so you must have installed 32-bit version of R for
Windows if you want IntelliSense to work)

If you are using R 2.15 or later, you should not try to load the RProvider inside a script
that is passed to FSI via the `--use` flag. It seems that something about the way R
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