rsept.zip is the version for Windows95/NT it has long file names (and all
the html help files); I haven't had time to fix the file names to the
DOS/3.1 (FAT) 8.3 names yet so there is also a rsept31.zip which contains
files with shortened names.

Due to hardware problems these haven't really got the testing they 
deserve (with only a small amount of luck I'll be able to provide faster
response; at least until Feb). In particular printing may be problematic,
you should cut and paste the bitmaps to your favorite word processor as
that seems to be pretty trouble free.

This code is lagging behind the Unix development by about 1 month. I checked
out the code for this version on Sept 1/97 and built from there. I will
probably build a new version around mid/late October with the current
code snapshot.

what's new:
	- there is some library/data support but it's in the pre-big change
	  style; I'll catch up once the new format/locations become permanent.
	- this is a snapshot of about 0.5a3 vintage;
	- there is some dyn.load stuff; sorry but I haven't figured out what
	  parts of R should be split into their own dll's so you can link with
	  them but if you have self-contained dll's then dyn.load should
	  work;
	- drag-n-drop sort of works (it replaces source or Load from the file
	  menu for ascii files)

comment/queries to rhelp or rdevel please.

robert

Oct 1,
  I have just put up rseptbeta.zip with some changes. There are some dll's
for eda, mva, spline and survival. There is some problem with survival that
I don't currently have time to figure out. 
  predict.lm is there but doesn's seem to like the version of model.matrix
that I have.

Oct 29,
  A new exe file is in exe.zip. It replaces the one in rseptbeta.zip. Only
small changes to the menu's (and memory setup have been carried out).
 The other files in rseptbeta.zip are still needed for a complete release.


June 15, 
  Hard on the heels of the 0.62 release is an almost 0.62 release.
  You can find it in rjune.zip.
  This is still for the adventerous but I would appreciate hearing
  comments etc on it. 
  It seems to run well on NT and 95
  my 3.11 system doesn't want to boot any more so I haven't tried it there.


  what's new:
     o too many things to list;
     o mainly the graphics are consistent with the Unix version (no PicTeX yet)
     o wincat for cat'ing files in windows
     o data and the demos now work
     o I've installed the mva, eda, spline and stepfun libs and will get around
       to survival before too long
     o this one is compiled with Visual C; the numerics are horrible so let
       me know of any weird inconsistencies