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* [[Proteopedia:Video Guide|The Proteopedia Video Guide]]: movies that show you how to author content in Proteopedia. | * [[Proteopedia:Video Guide|The Proteopedia Video Guide]]: movies that show you how to author content in Proteopedia. | ||
* [[Help:Editing]], [[Scene authoring tools]], and [[Proteopedia: Policies]]. | * [[Help:Editing]], [[Scene authoring tools]], [[Help:Protected Pages]], and [[Proteopedia: Policies]]. | ||
* [[Proteopedia:Wishlist]] and [[Proteopedia:Problems]]. | * [[Proteopedia:Wishlist]] and [[Proteopedia:Problems]]. | ||
* [[About Macromolecular Structure]], a list of pages on topics such as [[Asymmetric Unit|Asymmetric Units]] vs. [[Biological Unit|Biological Units]]; the [[Protein Data Bank]] and [[PDB files]]; [[Morphs]]; [[Resolution]], [[R value]], and [[Free R]] | * [[About Macromolecular Structure]], a list of pages on topics such as [[Asymmetric Unit|Asymmetric Units]] vs. [[Biological Unit|Biological Units]]; the [[Protein Data Bank]] and [[PDB file|PDB files]]; [[Morphs]]; [[Resolution]], [[R value]], and [[Free R]] | ||
Revision as of 16:48, 7 October 2008
You are invited to subscribe to the Proteopedia Email List for Users]. You do not need to have a Proteopedia user account in order to subscribe. The Archives are where you can see past discussions. This email list is the central forum for asking questions about how to do things in Proteopedia, for requesting new capabilities, and it is where new pages of broad interest and new capabilities will be announced.
See AlsoSee Also
- The Proteopedia Video Guide: movies that show you how to author content in Proteopedia.
- Help:Editing, Scene authoring tools, Help:Protected Pages, and Proteopedia: Policies.
- Proteopedia:Wishlist and Proteopedia:Problems.
- About Macromolecular Structure, a list of pages on topics such as Asymmetric Units vs. Biological Units; the Protein Data Bank and PDB files; Morphs; Resolution, R value, and Free R