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 ## Installation Problems
 
-**Q: What do I do if I don't have admin rights and can't install the
-newest versions of programs?**
-
--   A: Depending on your institutional policies and infrastructure, you
-    may not be able to download newer versions of R and RStudio.
-    Firstly, you should contact your IT support person to see whether
-    you are able to access an updated version. While you could attempt
-    to use the older version of these programs available to you, you may
-    notice that some things either look quite different or not work at
-    all. One solution is to use the Posit Cloud platform, as per the
-    instructions in the section [Setting up Posit
-    Cloud](#setting-up-rstudio-cloud).
-
-**Q: Why did my output have so much red text when I tried to install
-packages?**
-
--   A: Rest assured that this is simply the way that R informs you that
-    packages are being installed, even though it may look scary. If
-    there really was an error, the output would likely begin with a
-    message saying "Error: ..." or "Warning: ...", to differentiate
-    between informational compared to error messages.
-
-**Q: Why did I receive a bunch of error messages when I tried to install
-packages?**
-
--   A: For some Windows users, you may need to install
-    [Rtools](https://cran.r-project.org/index.html).
-
-**Q: Help! My code isn't working, even though I've followed all the
-instructions.**
-
--   A: This is the most common problem you will face, check out the
-    [troubleshooting
-    section](https://r-cubed-intro.rostools.org/sessions/project-management.html#encountering-problems-and-finding-help)
-    in the Introductory course on how to solve problems.
+::: {.callout-tip collapse="true"}
+### What do I do if I don't have admin rights and can't install the newest versions of programs?
+
+Depending on your institutional policies and infrastructure, you may not
+be able to download newer versions of R and RStudio. Firstly, you should
+contact your IT support person to see whether you are able to access an
+updated version. While you could attempt to use the older version of
+these programs available to you, you may notice that some things either
+look quite different or not work at all. One solution is to use the
+Posit Cloud platform, as per the instructions in the section [Setting up
+Posit Cloud](#setting-up-rstudio-cloud).
+:::
+
+::: {.callout-tip collapse="true"}
+### Why did my output have so much red text when I tried to install packages?
+
+Rest assured that this is simply the way that R informs you that
+packages are being installed, even though it may look scary. If there
+really was an error, the output would likely begin with a message saying
+"Error: ..." or "Warning: ...", to differentiate between informational
+compared to error messages.
+:::
+
+::: {.callout-tip collapse="true"}
+### I have an error about `pythonPath` when I start RStudio, can I fix it?
+
+You can fix this problem by going to the menu "Tools \> Global options",
+then going to the "Python" tab on the sidebar. There, if you untick the
+"Automatically activate project-local Python environments" option, it
+will stop giving you the error.
+:::
+
+::: {.callout-tip collapse="true"}
+### Why did I receive a bunch of error messages when I tried to install packages?
+
+For some Windows users, you may need to install
+[Rtools](https://cran.r-project.org/index.html).
+:::
+
+::: {.callout-tip collapse="true"}
+### Help! My code isn't working, even though I've followed all the instructions.
+
+This is the most common problem you will face, check out the
+[troubleshooting
+section](https://r-cubed-intro.rostools.org/sessions/project-management.html#encountering-problems-and-finding-help)
+in the Introductory course on how to solve problems.
+:::
 
 ## Difficult to diagnose issues
 
-**Q: Not sure why my R and Git aren't working well with my project...
-help!**
+::: {.callout-tip collapse="true"}
+### Not sure why my R and Git aren't working well with my project... help!
 
--   A: There could be many issues here. One that we've encountered is
-    that your file path may have a non-standard/recognizable character
-    in the file path, like the Danish å or æ. Replacing these characters
-    with the "English standard" may solve this problem.
+There could be many issues here. One that we've encountered is that your
+file path may have a non-standard/recognizable character in the file
+path, like the Danish å or æ. Replacing these characters with the
+"English standard" may solve this problem.
+:::