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<a name="_Toc127331825">Heading 1</a>

Format for body text: <st1:place w:st="on"><st1:city w:st="on">Normal</st1:city></st1:place>

<a name="_Toc127331828">Bulleted and Numbered Lists</a>

For bulleted lists, use

●        List Bullet

●        List Bullet

List Continue

■        List Bullet 2

■        List Bullet 2

List Continue 2

●        List Bullet

For numbered lists, use:

1.      List number.

2.      List number.

List Continue

1.      List number 2

2.      List number 2

List Continue 2

3.      List number.

1.      List number 2.

2.      List number 2.

4.      List number.

Numbered and bulleted lists can be mixed:

1.      List number:

■        List Bullet 2

List Continue 2

■        List Bullet 2

List Continue 2

2.      List number.

1.      List number 2

2.      List number 2

List Continue 2

3.      List number.

Tables need to come over cleanly. It’s hard to capture all formats, but here’s a basic table:

<tbody> </tbody>

Column Header<o:p></o:p>	Column Header<o:p></o:p>
Blah, blah, blah. Bulleted stuff, stuff, stuff. Stuff, stuff, stuff.	Blah, blah, blah. 1.      Numbered stuff, stuff, stuff. 2.      Stuff, stuff, stuff.
Blah, blah, blah.	Blah, blah, blah.

<o:p> </o:p>

In Word, graphics are linked in files. They also need to come over:

[[icon-file-gct.gif]]

In rare cases, graphics appear in tables. Here’s an example:

<tbody> </tbody>

[[images/icon-file-res.gif]]	Expression dataset (res)
[[images/icon-file-res.gif]]	Expression dataset (gct)
[[images/icon-file-res.gif]]	Expression dataset (pcl)

<a name="_Toc127331832">Content</a>

The introduction to each section that has subsections, should provide hyperlinks to the subsections.

This section describes how to work with project directories in GenePattern:

• <a href="#_Opening_a_Project_Directory">Projects Pane</a>
• <a href="#_Opening_a_Project_Directory_1">Opening a Project Directory</a>