Instructions for Installing a Library Under Unix/Linux
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You should have a file called libraryname.tar.gz where libraryname
is the name of the library you downloaded.

Unzip and untar the file in the directory of you choice.  This can
be done with commands:

	gunzip -c libraryname.tar.gz | tar -xf -
or
	tar -xzf libraryname.tar.gz  # if your tar supports the z flag

This will create a directory called libraryname in the current directory.

If you want to install it under your S-PLUS distribution then
you should unpack the file in:

	SHOME/library

where SHOME is the top level directory where S-PLUS was installed.
You can find SHOME by running the command:

	Splus SHOME

at a shell prompt.

To load the library in S-PLUS, at the S-PLUS prompt, run:

	library(libraryname, lib.loc="mylibpath", first=T)

where libraryname is the name of the library and mylib is the
complete path to the directory where you unpacked the zip file. Here
are some examples:

	library(best, lib.loc="/homes/mike/mywork", first=T)
	library(correlatedData, lib.loc="/users/sally/spluswork", first=T)

It is not necessary to specify the lib.loc value if you unpacked the
zip file in SHOME/library.

The first=T argument attaches the library in position 2 instead of the
default at the end of the search path.