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\name{browse.pkgs}\alias{browse.pkgs}\alias{browse.install.pkgs}%- Also NEED an '\alias' for EACH other topic documented here.\title{Download R packages}\description{Visual browsers for downloading R binary or source p ackages from arepository, usually invoked from the Packages menu. \code{browse.pkgs}shows all available packages, \code{browse.update.pkgs} shows onlyinstalled packages with different version numbers on the repository.}\usage{browse.pkgs(where = c("CRAN", "BIOC"), type = c("binary", "source"), global = FALSE)browse.update.pkgs(where = c("CRAN", "BIOC"), type = c("binary", "source"), in.place = TRUE)}%- maybe also 'usage' for other objects documented here.\arguments{\item{where}{Browse \code{"CRAN"} or \code{"BIOConductor"}}\item{type}{Type of package to download}\item{global}{Not implemented }\item{in.place}{Put the new package in the same directory as the old version}}\details{The \code{CRAN} and \code{BIOC} URLs are set in RAquaPreferences. Packages are install in \code{.libPaths()[1]}, which istypically \code{~/Library/RAqua/library}.}\value{Used for its side effects}\seealso{\code{install.binaries}, \code{install.packages}, \code{update. }\examples{}\keyword{connection}% at least one, from doc/KEYWORDS\keyword{utilities}% __ONLY ONE__ keyword per line