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Use IGB QuickLoad (QL) to share data files on-line using a Web site or cloud storage service like Dropbox. Using IGB QuickLoad, you can set up and configure data sets so that they'll be listed in the IGB Data Access panel, making it easy for lab members, collaborators, and members of the public to browse and load your data as new tracks in IGB. You can also configure colors, stack height, track names, and associate control how the tracks look and also associated external URLs with data sets. And if you use a Web site to share your data, you can also set a password to protect all or part of your data. IGB QuickLoad supports sharing of any file type you can open in IGB. Last but not least, you can associate an icon with your QuickLoad site so that your users can easily recognize your data among all the other QuickLoad sites.

QuickLoad sites can be local or remote. Typically, you'll create a QuickLoad site on your local computer, test it there, and once you're happy with how the data look when loaded into IGB, you'll transfer it to a Web site or Dropbox folder.

See also: Set up a Quickload in Dropbox

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How to set up an IGB QuickLoad site

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If your genome is already there, then you should make a satellite QuickLoad site. A satellite site does should not need to contain sequence data or gene models annotations as these can be loaded are already available from the main IGB QuickLoad site.

To find out if your genome is already supported, look for it in the the the main IGB QuickLoad site's contents.txt file from the main IGB QuickLoad site.

If your genome is listed, go to: Create a satellite IGB QuickLoad site for genomes already supported in the main IGB QuickLoad.

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