[R] standard library?

[Randy Zelick]

Hello all,

I found a package I want to try listed at

      http://www.maths.lth.se/help/R/.R/doc/html/packages.html

I am using R 1.9.0 on winXP.

The package is called R.audio

When I tried the example, it did not work and produced the error message:

      Error: Object "Sound" not found

Normally I would assume that I have to download a package and I would go
looking for it... except I found R.audio in a documentation directory
called "Packages in the standard library"

It *seems* like what I want ought to be available by default, since to me
the idea behind a "standard library" is that it is the stuff you get
*without* shopping around.

Nevertheless, I looked on CRAN for a "standard library" and did not find a
reference to it. I also did not find a reference to R.audio there.

Of course I am missing something obvious! What would that be?

Thanks,

=Randy=

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