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The library file management page has two tabs - Genomic library files and Microarray library files. This section of the user guide will focus on the Genomic library files tab, which is relevant for next-generation sequencing analysis (Figure 1).
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| SubtitleText | System preferences page showing library file directory location and privilege settings. Settings can be changed by clicking on Edit system preferences at the bottomGenomic library files page |
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To change where the library files are stored, click Image Removed Edit file system and storage and click Browse to point to another directory (Figure 2).
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| SubtitleText | Changing where the library files are stored |
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If you only want administrative users to manage library files, click Image Removed Edit user quotas and limitations and select the checkbox shown in Figure 3. Non Administrative users will still be able to view the library files. Unselecting the checkbox will allow any user to manage library files, but only administrative users can remove entire assemblies. The assemblies and library files created by non administrative users will be available for all Partek Flow users.
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| SubtitleText | Change whether administrative or non administrative users can manage library files. |
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The gray arrows (Image Added/Image Added) expand/collapse each section. Associated library files are shown in a table in each section. The view file (Image Added) icon in the Actions column of each table displays additional library file details. The red cross (Image Added) dissociates a library file. The hourglass (
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