Using CisGenome for ChIP-seq analysis

[Beginner]

Hello everybody, please help me!!!!!!!!!!!!

I am using CisGenome in order to analyse ChIP-seq results.
Before analysing real results, I have to train myself with data given by the website :

http://www.biostat.jhsph.edu/~hji/ci...s/download.htm.

I can download :
- a genome database (human : hg18 on the website)
- a sample data (hg18)

Now I want use CisGenome,
(from Tutorial 2: ChIP-Seq Data Analysis, in the website)
First step:
I load the genome database
Second step:
I have to give an alignement (sequencing -> BAR files)

But I don't have any alignement actually, because it's just for training.
So how can I get this kind of data? Is it possible to create one using BLAST or do you know where can I download an alignment example.
I'am like a chicken in front of a knife... (french expression which means : I'm lost)

I am sorry if this question is ridiculous but I am a beginner in bioinformatics.
In fact, I'm a trainee and I have made only 5 months of studies.
Moreover, I apologize for my bad english. So if you understand nothing to my problem or if you need more information, I will try to explain clearlier.

Please, help the Beginner and you will up your karma!

[tebuffer]

Example dataset

You can download the example datasets from the cisgenome "Download" page at the following site (the "Sample Data" section is right at the bottom of this page);

http://www.biostat.jhsph.edu/~hji/cisgenome/index_files/download.htm

goodluck,
TEB

[Beginner]

Oh ****...

Yes I downloaded it but the problem is located in my bad knowledge in english... I tried to make a One sample analysis (wihtout negative control) on sample data for Two sample analysis (with negative control) due to a misunderstood....

French powaaaaaaa!

sorry for the disturbance