How to install the latest developer version

Download the most recent binary version of RPACT in the members area. The file should have a name like this: "rpact_0.0.x.90xx.zip" suitable for your specific R version, i.e. you must download the binary version which is suitable for the minor R version 3, 4 or 5.
Important: the ZIP file must have the name "rpact_0.0.x.90xx.zip" (please remove the "_0", "_1" or "_2" from the name if available); otherwise the installation will fail.
RGui: We recommend to install the package with the RGui and not RStudio because sometimes RStudio has caused some problems with the installation. E.g., it was not possible to use RPACT on a system having R 3.5.0 together with RStudio 1.1.447 installed; after an update to RStudio 1.1.453 the installation and usage of RPACT was possible
1. Open R (>= 3.3.0).
2. Run the following command under R: install.packages("rpact_0.0.x.90xx.zip", repos=NULL, type = "win.binary")
  Dont't forget to replace "rpact_0.0.x.90xx.zip" by the correct file name
RStudio: alternatively to step 2 you can use RStudio to install RPACT by clicking on „Install packags from local files“ in the RStudio menu.
Load the library: library(rpact)
You are ready to work with RPACT! A good entry point for starting may be the help page: help(package = "rpact")
Install the package ggplot2 to enable the powerful graphical features of RPACT.

Download the most recent version of RPACT in the members area. The file should have a name like this: "rpact_0.0.x.90xx.tar.gz"
Open R (>= 3.3.0)
Run the following command under R: install.packages("rpact_0.0.x.90xx.tar.gz", repos=NULL, type="source")
Dont't forget to replace "rpact_0.0.x.90xx.tar.gz" by the correct file name
Load the library: library(rpact)
You are ready to work with RPACT! A good entry point for starting may be the help page: help(package = "rpact")
Install the package ggplot2 to enable the powerful graphical features of RPACT.

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