Guides

Each guide does one job. They assume you have done Your first project.

• Read someone else’s folder: look at a folder that is not yours without opening any file in it.

• Network shares and slow storage: where to put the project, how links are treated, and what to expect from a slow or unplugged drive.

• Public archives: read a public archive’s list of files without downloading the files.

• Ingence on the BioImage Archive: what Ingence made of 263 public studies, with one study read in detail.

• Answering questions: not written yet.

• Teaching Ingence your words: the commands and settings that adapt Ingence to your laboratory.

• Writing a pack for your laboratory’s words: make a file of your own words, install it, test it and share it.

• Writing a rule: change a rule, add one from a predicate Ingence has, or write a new predicate.

• Upgrading a project: what happens to a project when Ingence is upgraded.

• Reporting a problem without sharing your data: how to describe a bug or a misread file without pasting a path, a name or a count.