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== How to manage your Workbench == | == How to manage your Workbench == | ||
Once on your workbench page, look for | Once on your workbench page, look for the ''workbench'' tab on the top right side of the page. It will look similar to this one: | ||
[[Image:Workbench tab.png|600px]] | [[Image:Workbench tab.png|600px]] | ||
A click on the 'workbench' tab leads you to a special page for managing the particular workbench you started from. There you will be able to enter oe or more userids to share your Workbench with, and even to allow some of them to modify the content. This option makes the Workbench into a restricted access shared space for collaborative work. | |||
Revision as of 16:26, 27 June 2010
A "workbench" is a special subpage of your user page that can only be viewed by you. It is primarily intended to be used as a staging location for supplementary material to journal articles.
To create a page in your workbench, visit your user page and create a subpage called "Workbench". Eran Hodis's workbench would be at "User:Eran_Hodis/Workbench". Any subpages of the workbench subpage are also only visible to you as well as to Proteopedia administrators.
To upload a file or image that you wish to have only visible to you, give it a name that starts with "Workbench_" when you upload it. For instance, the file "Workbench_1ea5" can only be viewed by the person that uploaded it, as well as Proteopedia administrators.
Disclaimer: We cannot guarantee that no one can find a way to hack into your workbench and view your files, but you can probably rest assured this won't happen.
Terms added to facilitate finding this page when searching: workbenches, journal article supplementary materials, journal articles.
How to manage your WorkbenchHow to manage your Workbench
Once on your workbench page, look for the workbench tab on the top right side of the page. It will look similar to this one:
A click on the 'workbench' tab leads you to a special page for managing the particular workbench you started from. There you will be able to enter oe or more userids to share your Workbench with, and even to allow some of them to modify the content. This option makes the Workbench into a restricted access shared space for collaborative work.