Newcomer to NGS and RNAseq here. Very glad for the forum. Have already learned much and had many questions answered without having to ask!
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I cannot figure out how to post a new thread. How did you do it?
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In the upper left of the screen you'll see something like SEQanswers > Introductions > Hello Community. From there click on SEQanswers and it should take you to a page that lists the different forums. On the left of each forum will be a button that reads 'start new thread'. Hope this helps!Comment
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Thanks, but for the life of me I can't find that button. I see a heading that says, Thread/Thread Starter, but cannot see a button to start a thread.Comment
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Check out this series of screen shots and see if it helps. Red arrows show where to click.Comment
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