Downloading and activating Hayes Process macro for RStudio

In this video, I provide a short demonstration of how to obtain a copy of Hayes Process macro and how to activate it for use with RStudio.
Here the link to the Process macro website (in addition to the site pointing you to the download location, it also provides additional detail on the macro you might find useful): processmacro.o...
Here is the link to the final download location:
haskayne.ucalg...

[@jyqus1459]

Thank you so much Mike :)

[@mikecrowson2462]

You are very welcome!

[@drryangagnon]

Mike Crowson for the win (again!). Appreciate you!

[@mikecrowson2462]

Thanks so much Ryan! I glad you found this useful :)

[@pia_maria99810]

Dear Mike, thanks a lot! This truly helped me!

[@mikecrowson2462]

You're very welcome!

[@britoutofwater]

All these years later and I still check in to see if you have a video covering what I need! Hope you are well.
This looks like it might have some useful applications, but I wonder why they didn't package this up as an R package to avoid having to source the code every time? It would have made it a lot more user friendly to have it as a package on CRAN or even just github along with all the package documentation that would have required. Easier to maintain too!

[@pongprapanpongsophon638]

Thank you so much, Mike. So should we save process.R file in our computer. Open it up everytime and hit run when we will use it.