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-Quickly install ‘Java’ SDK without administrative priviliges and set
-environment variables in current R session or project to solve common
-issues with ‘Java’ environment management in ‘R’. Recommended to users
-of `Java`/`{rJava}`-dependent `R` packages such as `{r5r}`,
-`{opentripplanner}`, `{xlsx}`, `{openNLP}`, `{rWeka}`, `{RJDBC}`,
-`{tabulapdf}`, and many more. `{rJavaEnv}` prevents common problems like
-`Java` not found, `Java` version conflicts, missing `Java`
+Quickly install `Java Development Kit (JDK)` without administrative
+priviliges and set environment variables in current R session or project
+to solve common issues with ‘Java’ environment management in ‘R’.
+Recommended to users of `Java`/`{rJava}`-dependent `R` packages such as
+`{r5r}`, `{opentripplanner}`, `{xlsx}`, `{openNLP}`, `{rWeka}`,
+`{RJDBC}`, `{tabulapdf}`, and many more. `{rJavaEnv}` prevents common
+problems like `Java` not found, `Java` version conflicts, missing `Java`
 installations, and the inability to install `Java` due to lack of
 administrative privileges. `{rJavaEnv}` automates the download,
-installation, and setup of the `Java Development Kit` (`JDK`) on a
-per-project basis by setting the relevant `JAVA_HOME` in the current `R`
-session or the current working directory (via `.Rprofile`, with the
-user’s consent). Similar to what `{renv}` does for `R` packages,
-`{rJavaEnv}` allows different `Java` versions to be used across
-different projects, but can also be configured to allow multiple
-versions within the same project (e.g. with the help of `{targets}`
-package). **Note: there are a few extra steps for ‘Linux’ users, who
-don’t have any ‘Java’ previously installed in their system, and who
-prefer package installation from source, rather then installing binaries
-from ‘Posit Package Manager’. See
+installation, and setup of the `Java` on a per-project basis by setting
+the relevant `JAVA_HOME` in the current `R` session or the current
+working directory (via `.Rprofile`, with the user’s consent). Similar to
+what `{renv}` does for `R` packages, `{rJavaEnv}` allows different
+`Java` versions to be used across different projects, but can also be
+configured to allow multiple versions within the same project (e.g. with
+the help of `{targets}` package). **Note: there are a few extra steps
+for ‘Linux’ users, who don’t have any ‘Java’ previously installed in
+their system, and who prefer package installation from source, rather
+then installing binaries from ‘Posit Package Manager’. See
 [documentation](https://www.ekotov.pro/rJavaEnv/articles/rJavaEnv.html#note-linux)
 for details.**