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| SubtitleText | A new assembly version can be added by choosing Other and typing the custom assembly version name manually |
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If the species you want to add does not appear in the list, scroll to the bottom of the species list, choose Other and manually type the species name and assembly version (Figure 13).
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Adding Library Files on the Library File Management Page
Library files can be added to an assembly by clicking the green plus () icon next to the header of each section (Figure 14) on the library file management page. This will open a dialog specific to the chosen section. If all possible library files are already associated in each section, the green plus icon will appear gray (Figure 14).
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| SubtitleText | The green plus icon is used to add library files to a section on the library file management page (left). The icon turns gray if all possible library files have been added to a section (right). |
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Alternatively, library files can be added by clicking on the green
Add library file button on the library file management page (Figure 15). Choose a
library type from the drop-down list in the
Add library file dialog (Figure 16) and the dialog will present options specific for each type. If certain library files have already been associated with an assembly, they will not appear as options in the dialogs. For example, if a reference sequence has already been associated with an assembly, it will not appear as an option in the drop-down list shown in Figure 16.
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All library file tasks are logged in the System queue, which can be accessed by clicking on the avatar in the top right corner, choosing Settings and clicking System queue on the left. When a library file is being created, the hourglass icon ( ) will appear in the Actions column (Figure 4, above). Clicking this icon will display information on the task progress (Figure 17).
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