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In R studio and I am unable to install a package because the pathway file cannot be recognized

In R studio and I am unable to install a package because the pathway file cannot be recognized

dd141
New member | Level 2
‎02-23-2021 05:24 PM

I am unable to download a package on Rstudio due to the fact that Rstudio is stating it cannot open the address path of my 'Dropbox pc'. I have download and deleted Dropbox and am still experiencing issues. Please help!

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Re: In R studio and I am unable to install a package because the pathway file cannot be recognized

Jay
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‎02-23-2021 10:44 PM
Hi @dd141, thanks for contacting us!

Could you clarify where you're seeing this message?

Is the Dropbox desktop application uninstalled from your machine? Are you trying to download the file to your Dropbox folder?

Any other info or screenshots would be helpful!

Jay
Community Moderator @ Dropbox
dropbox.com/support


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