Pig genome annotation: A Gene Wish List

User setups for using Otterlace

Step 1:
To apply for an Otterlace users account from Sanger, try: http://www.sanger.ac.uk/perl/ssomanager?action=requestcreate
Then send a message to anacode@sanger.ac.uk, requesting permission to annotate the pig genome.

Step 2:
Download Otterlace for your computer: ftp://ftp.sanger.ac.uk/pub2/jgrg/ (available for Linux [32/64 bit] or Mac)

You are all set if you are successful up to this point. Congratulations! [STOP]

If not, go on with this Alternative: Using a Microsoft Window's computer to remotely logon the NAGRP server to use the Otterlace installed there.

Step 2.1 Register with this form so that we can set up an user account for you:

Pig Genome Annotator Registration:

First name: Last name:

Your Email:

Your PI's name:

Otterlace account^*: Yes I have an Otterlace account (with my own email address)
Yes I use a shared Otterlace account;
The shared Otterlace account owner's email is:

No I don't have an Otterlace account

Access Methods: I have an Apple computer with Otterlace installed
I have a Linux computer with Otterlace installed
I have a Microsoft Windows computer without Otterlace^**

Other notes:

Step 2.2
Establish remote GUI connection with the NAGRP server.
- For Microsoft Windows computer, use Xming to bring remote Otterlace in X-Window to your desk top.
- From Linux/Mac console terminal, you can directly ssh to the NAGRP server (this method has not been tested).
Step 2.3
Launch Otterlace:
```
unix> /usr/local/otterlace/otterlace &
```