2 <head><title>Desktop Menus</title></head>
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5 <p><strong>Desktop Menus</strong></p>
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7 <li><strong>File</strong><em> </em>
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9 <li><strong>Input Alignment from</strong><em> (See more on <a href="../io/index.html">file
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12 <li><strong>File</strong><br>
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13 <em>open file(s) on your local file system</em></li>
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14 <li><strong>URL</strong><br>
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15 <em>open a file from a website. The URL MUST start with http://</em></li>
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16 <li><strong>Textbox</strong><br>
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17 <em>copy and paste an alignment into a text window</em></li>
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20 <li><strong>Fetch Sequence<br>
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21 </strong><em>Shows a dialog window in which you can select known ids from
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22 Uniprot, EMBL, EMBLCDS or PDB database using Web Services provided by
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23 the European Bioinformatics Institute.</em></li>
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24 <li><strong>Save Project</strong><br>
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25 <em>Saves all currently open alignment windows with their current view
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26 settings and any associated trees, as a <a href="../features/jalarchive.html">Jalview
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27 Archive</a> (which has a .jar extension).</em></li>
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28 <li><strong>Load Project</strong><br>
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29 <em>Loads Jalview archives <strong>only</strong>.</em></li>
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30 <li><strong>Quit</strong><br>
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31 <em>Close Jalview. Warning - any annotations you have made on alignments
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32 will be lost unless you Save your work before quitting.</em><br>
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36 <li><strong>Tools </strong>
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38 <li><strong><a href="../features/preferences.html">Preferences<br>
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39 </a></strong><em>Change the default visual settings for opening new alignment
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40 windows.</em><strong><br>
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44 <li><strong>Help </strong>
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46 <li><strong>About<br>
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47 </strong><em>Displays the version and creation date of the application,
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48 as well as acknowledgements and a citation reference. </em></li>
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49 <li><strong>Documentation<br>
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50 </strong><em>Displays help files as a browseable, searchable set of pages
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51 with a table of contents. </em><strong><br>
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55 <li><strong>Window<br>
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56 </strong><em>Each time a new window is added to the Jalview Desktop a new
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57 menu item will be added to the "Window" menu. If you are working
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58 with several alignments, trees or other types of windows use the "Window"
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59 menu to bring your window of choice to the top of the pile if it has been
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60 hidden by other windows. </em></li>
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