tutorial_welcome_title_html:"Welcome to <em>sciNote</em>, your electronic lab notebook. <em>sciNote</em> organizes your work in Projects. Click <strong>Team icon</strong> to choose Projects from which Team you want to view on your Dashboard. You can also reorder them by clicking the <strong>Sort by</strong> button. <strong>(Step 1/25)</strong>"
create_project_html:"Click here to create a Project and it will appear under the Team you've chosen. Choose public <span class='glyphicon glyphicon-eye-open'></span> if you want everyone from the Team to view the Project or choose private <span class='glyphicon glyphicon-eye-close'></span> so only the people who you invite to the Project can see it. <strong>(Step 2/25)</strong>"
project_options_html:"In the bottom row of the Project card you can check the latest activity <span class='glyphicon glyphicon-equalizer'></span>, invite collaborators <span class='glyphicon glyphicon-user'></span>, see the notifications <span class='glyphicon glyphicon-bell'></span> and write comments <span class='glyphicon glyphicon-comment'></span>. You can also edit the Project's name and visibility or archive it. You can recall the Project from the Archive <span class='glyphicon glyphicon-briefcase'></span> in the top right side of the Dashboard at any time. <strong>(Step 3/25)</strong>"
create_experiment_html:"Inside of a Project you can create Experiments. To create one click on this button and edit Experiment’s name and description. <strong>(Step 4/25)</strong>"
edit_experiment_html:"By clicking on the down arrow <span class='caret'></span> of an Experiment card you can choose between different actions. You can <strong>Edit details</strong> to the Experiment, such as experiment name and description, <strong>Clone</strong> it inside of a Project, where cloned Experiment is identical to the original one, <strong>Move</strong> it from one Project to another or <strong>Archive</strong> it in the Archive <span class='glyphicon glyphicon-briefcase'></span>. <strong>(Step 5/25)</strong>"
canvas_overview_html:"A Task is a basic unit of your Experiment. Within a Task, you can add Protocols, Results or Samples. You can connect Tasks into Workflows to assure traceability of your work. You can grab a Task or entire Workflow and move it in all directions on the canvas. <strong>(Step 6/25)</strong>"
canvas_click_edit_workflow_html:" Click <strong>Edit experiment</strong> to add new Tasks or to modify an existing Experiment. <strong>(Step 7/25)</strong>"
edit_workflow_html:"To add a new Task to the Experiment, click on <strong>New task</strong> and drag it onto canvas. <strong>(Step 8/25)</strong>"
edit_workflow_click_save_html:"Click <strong>Save experiment</strong> to save changes you’ve made to the Experiment. <strong>(Step 9/25)</strong>"
sidebar_html:"Navigation bar helps you to navigate through Experiments. It also helps you to find a specific Task on the canvas by clicking the navigate icon <span class='glyphicon glyphicon-map-marker'></span>. <strong>(Step 10/25)</strong>"
sidebar_click_module_html:"Click on the Task name <strong>qPCR</strong> to see its contents. <strong>(Step 11/25)</strong>"
module_protocols_html:"Inside of a Task you can create Protocol steps and upload existing protocol files. After you have finished a certain step, click the <strong>Complete step</strong> button. Exact time and the person who completed the step are recorded and can be seen in the <strong>Activity</strong> tab in the top right side of the Dashboard. <strong>(Step 12/25)</strong>"
module_protocols_save_html:"You can save the protocol to Protocol repository. Everyone within the same Team will be able to use it. <strong>(Step 13/25)</strong>"
module_protocols_click_results_html:"Click on the <strong>Results</strong> tab to upload experiment results. <strong>(Step 14/25)</strong>"
module_results_html:"You can upload any type of a file, insert table or write comments. <strong>(Step 15/25)</strong>"
module_results_click_samples_html:"Click on the <strong>Samples</strong> tab to import, export or assign samples to the Task. <strong>(Step 16/25)</strong>"
samples_html:"You can easily import sample tables from Excel or tab-delimited files. If you assign samples to a certain Task, these samples will be automatically assigned downstream the Workflow. <strong>(Step 17/25)</strong>"
breadcrumbs_html:"You can always use these <strong>breadcrumbs</strong> to navigate all the way back to the Dashboard. Click on the <strong>Reports</strong> tab to generate a report of your work. <strong>(Step 18/25)</strong>"
reports_index_click_new_report_html:"Click the <strong>New report</strong> button to create a new report. <strong>(Step 19/25)</strong>"
new_report_html:"To add report elements to the report, click on the <strong>—+—</strong> sign on the sheet. Select the report contents in the tabs and click <strong>Add to report</strong>. You can save the report as a PDF on your computer or save it within sciNote for later viewing and modification. <strong>(Step 20/25)</strong>"
new_report_click_org_html:"Click on <strong>%{private_org}</strong> in breadcrumbs to return to the Dashboard. <strong>(Step 21/25)</strong>"
protocols_index_html:"View your Public and Private Protocols, which you can Edit, Create new ones or Clone them. Protocols can be archived and restored from the Archive. <strong>(Step 22/25)</strong>"
protocols_import_export_html:"You can also Import or Export protocols to your hard drive. Return to the Dashboard. <strong>(Step 23/25)</strong>"
archive_project_html:"Archive Demo project - qPCR by clicking on the down arrow <span class='glyphicon glyphicon-triangle-bottom'></span>. You can always access the Archive by clicking the <span class='glyphicon glyphicon-briefcase'></span> icon on the top right side of the Dashboard and restore any item you have archived. <strong>(Step 24/25)</strong>"
goodbye_message:"To repeat the tutorial, go to your Settings and open <strong>My preferences</strong> tab. Click on the <strong>Repeat tutorial</strong> button and go through the tutorial as many times needed. <strong>(Step 25/25)</strong>"
tutorial_welcome_title_html:"Welcome to <em>sciNote</em>, your electronic lab notebook. <em>sciNote</em> organizes your work in Projects. Click <strong>Team icon</strong> to choose Projects from which Team you want to view on your Dashboard. You can also reorder them by clicking the <strong>Sort by</strong> button. <strong>(Step 1/26)</strong>"
create_project_html:"Click here to create a Project and it will appear under the Team you've chosen. Choose public <span class='glyphicon glyphicon-eye-open'></span> if you want everyone from the Team to view the Project or choose private <span class='glyphicon glyphicon-eye-close'></span> so only the people who you invite to the Project can see it. <strong>(Step 2/26)</strong>"
project_options_html:"In the bottom row of the Project card you can check the latest activity <span class='glyphicon glyphicon-equalizer'></span>, invite collaborators <span class='glyphicon glyphicon-user'></span>, see the notifications <span class='glyphicon glyphicon-bell'></span> and write comments <span class='glyphicon glyphicon-comment'></span>. You can also edit the Project's name and visibility or archive it. You can recall the Project from the Archive <span class='glyphicon glyphicon-briefcase'></span> in the top right side of the Dashboard at any time. <strong>(Step 3/26)</strong>"
create_experiment_html:"Inside of a Project you can create Experiments. To create one click on this button and edit Experiment’s name and description. <strong>(Step 4/26)</strong>"
edit_experiment_html:"By clicking on the down arrow <span class='caret'></span> of an Experiment card you can choose between different actions. You can <strong>Edit details</strong> to the Experiment, such as experiment name and description, <strong>Clone</strong> it inside of a Project, where cloned Experiment is identical to the original one, <strong>Move</strong> it from one Project to another or <strong>Archive</strong> it in the Archive <span class='glyphicon glyphicon-briefcase'></span>. <strong>(Step 5/26)</strong>"
canvas_overview_html:"A Task is a basic unit of your Experiment. Within a Task, you can add Protocols, Results or Samples. You can connect Tasks into Workflows to assure traceability of your work. You can grab a Task or entire Workflow and move it in all directions on the canvas. <strong>(Step 6/26)</strong>"
canvas_click_edit_workflow_html:" Click <strong>Edit experiment</strong> to add new Tasks or to modify an existing Experiment. <strong>(Step 7/26)</strong>"
edit_workflow_html:"To add a new Task to the Experiment, click on <strong>New task</strong> and drag it onto canvas. <strong>(Step 8/26)</strong>"
edit_workflow_click_save_html:"Click <strong>Save experiment</strong> to save changes you’ve made to the Experiment. <strong>(Step 9/26)</strong>"
sidebar_html:"Navigation bar helps you to navigate through Experiments. It also helps you to find a specific Task on the canvas by clicking the navigate icon <span class='glyphicon glyphicon-map-marker'></span>. <strong>(Step 10/26)</strong>"
sidebar_click_module_html:"Click on the Task name <strong>qPCR</strong> to see its contents. <strong>(Step 11/26)</strong>"
module_protocols_html:"Inside of a Task you can create Protocol steps and upload existing protocol files. After you have finished a certain step, click the <strong>Complete step</strong> button. Exact time and the person who completed the step are recorded and can be seen in the <strong>Activity</strong> tab in the top right side of the Dashboard. <strong>(Step 12/26)</strong>"
module_protocols_save_html:"You can save the protocol to Protocol repository. Everyone within the same Team will be able to use it. <strong>(Step 13/26)</strong>"
module_protocols_click_results_html:"Click on the <strong>Results</strong> tab to upload experiment results. <strong>(Step 14/26)</strong>"
module_results_html:"You can upload any type of a file, insert table or write comments. <strong>(Step 15/26)</strong>"
module_results_click_samples_html:"Click on the <strong>Samples</strong> tab to import, export or assign samples to the Task. <strong>(Step 16/26)</strong>"
samples_html:"You can easily import sample tables from Excel or tab-delimited files. If you assign samples to a certain Task, these samples will be automatically assigned downstream the Workflow. <strong>(Step 17/26)</strong>"
breadcrumbs_html:"You can always use these <strong>Breadcrumbs</strong> to navigate all the way back to the Dashboard. Click on the <strong>Reports</strong> tab to generate a report of your work. <strong>(Step 18/26)</strong>"
reports_index_click_new_report_html:"Click the <strong>New report</strong> button to create a new report. <strong>(Step 19/26)</strong>"
new_report_html:"To add report elements to the report, click on the <strong>—+—</strong> sign on the sheet. Select the report contents in the tabs and click <strong>Add to report</strong>. You can save the report as a PDF on your computer or save it within sciNote for later viewing and modification. <strong>(Step 20/26)</strong>"
new_report_click_org_html:"Click on <strong>%{private_org}</strong> in breadcrumbs to return to the Dashboard. <strong>(Step 21/26)</strong>"
protocols_link_html:"Click on <strong>Protocols repository icon</strong> to go to the Protocols repository page. <strong>(Step 22/26)</strong>"
protocols_index_html:"View your Public and Private Protocols, which you can Edit, Create new ones or Clone them. Protocols can be archived and restored from the Archive. <strong>(Step 23/26)</strong>"
protocols_import_export_html:"You can also Import or Export protocols to your hard drive. Return to the Dashboard. <strong>(Step 24/26)</strong>"
archive_project_html:"Archive Demo project - qPCR by clicking on the down arrow <span class='glyphicon glyphicon-triangle-bottom'></span>. You can always access the Archive by clicking the <span class='glyphicon glyphicon-briefcase'></span> icon on the top right side of the Dashboard and restore any item you have archived. <strong>(Step 25/26)</strong>"
goodbye_message:"To repeat the tutorial, go to your Settings and open <strong>My preferences</strong> tab. Click on the <strong>Repeat tutorial</strong> button and go through the tutorial as many times needed. <strong>(Step 26/26)</strong>"
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