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==Creating a New Protocol== | ==Creating a New Protocol== | ||
#In the search box on the lefthand side navigation bar, type <code>Protocol name</code>. If it is a protocol specific to your lab, type <code>LabName:Protocol name</code> (be sure and replace <code>LabName</code> with your PI's last name like <code>Knight</code> or <code>Smolke</code> [[Image:Searchbox.png|right]] | |||
#You should see a page come up with a message saying '''"There is no page titled "Protocol name".''' You can create this page." If you don't see this message then that means a page with that name already exists. You'll need to choose a different protocol name. [[Image:SearchforProtocol.tiff|450px|left]] <br style="clear:both" /> | |||
#Click on the create this page link. | |||
#View and copy the source from the [[Protocols/Template|'''protocols template''']] into your new page and begin editing. '''Make sure you are not editing this page.''' | |||
#Check your work by clicking the [[Image:ShowPreviewButton.jpg]] button. | |||
#Save the changes by clicking [[Image:SavePageButton.jpg]] ... and you're off. |
Revision as of 13:26, 18 May 2007
Creating a New Protocol
- In the search box on the lefthand side navigation bar, type
Protocol name
. If it is a protocol specific to your lab, typeLabName:Protocol name
(be sure and replaceLabName
with your PI's last name likeKnight
orSmolke
- You should see a page come up with a message saying "There is no page titled "Protocol name". You can create this page." If you don't see this message then that means a page with that name already exists. You'll need to choose a different protocol name.
- Click on the create this page link.
- View and copy the source from the protocols template into your new page and begin editing. Make sure you are not editing this page.
- Check your work by clicking the button.
- Save the changes by clicking ... and you're off.