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### Stable
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The easiest way to install the latest stable version of `{manynet}` is via CRAN.
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Simply open the R console and enter:
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Simply open the R console and enter:^[Macs with Macports installed may also install from the command line [using Macports](https://ports.macports.org/port/R-manynet/).]
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`install.packages('manynet')`
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You can then begin to use `{manynet}` by loading the package:
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`library(manynet)`
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This will load any required packages and make the data contained within the package available.
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The version from CRAN also has all the vignettes built and included.
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You can check them out with:
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`vignettes(package = "manynet")`
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This will load any required packages and make the data and tutorials (see below) contained within the package available.
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