On Line Help Pages with Help Cards
- Getting Started
- Main Window
- Results Window
- Graphical Viewer
- Setup Window
- Application Window
- Regularly repeated jobs (Alerts)
- Change Sequence Attributes
- Fetch Utility
- Sequence Selector
- Search Set Builder
- Uploading Files
- Enzyme/pattern Chooser
- Alerts Window
- Simple Mode: Main Window
- Simple Mode: Application Window
- Simple Mode: File Viewer
- Simple Mode: Graphical Viewer
- Simple Mode: Results Window
- Simple Mode: Uploading Files
Configuration Files
The W2H interface uses several configuration and temporary files which are created and
removed "on the fly". Some of them are located in your home directory. You do not need to bother
about them, their usage is transparent to you, but we should inform you about these files because
you are the owner of your home directory.
- Directory .w2h-www
- Created in your home directory. It is a container for most of the other configuration files.
- File .w2h-state
- Created in .w2h-www. Keeps the state of your current GCG session.
- File .w2h-history
- Created in .w2h-www. Keeps the global options between subsequent GCG sessions.
It is an analogy to WPI's .wpi-history file.
- File .w2hmydevices
- Created in .w2h-www. Keeps the definitions of your graphical devices.
It is an analogy to GCG's .gcgmydevices file.
- Directory .alerts
- Created in .w2h-www. Keeps definitions of regularly repeated jobs (Alerts).
- Directory .projects
- Created in .w2h-www. Keeps definitions of the user-defined projects.
- Temporary files
- A couple of small temporary files is created in .w2h-www directory when
running an application.
- Application's Init files
- Created in your current working directory. These files have the same names and contents
as those used by WPI interface. Therefore, they can be shared by both interfaces.
You create them from the application window.
- File Log.glob
- Created in .w2h-www. Contains information about completed applications. You can
switch on and off this logging, or completely delete this file if you wish.