Bio-Rad EXQuest Spot Cutter - Manual (Page 255)

PDQuest User Guide
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7.2.e Entering an Annotation
After you have selected an annotation category and a spot or multiple spots, type the
annotation in the Annotation Entry field.
If you are entering an annotation in a URL category, it should be the exact format
necessary to complete the URL link to the page in the database for the specific protein
information you are referencing.
If you are entering an annotation in a file name category, the entry should be the exact
file name you want to link to the spot.
If you are entering an annotation in the protname category, the entry should be the
protein name you want to associate with the spot.
To apply an annotation entry, click the Apply Entry button. The entry will be
automatically applied if you select another spot or category to annotate.
To delete an annotation entry, select the entry text and press the Backspace or Delete
key. Then click Apply Entry or select another spot to apply the deletion.
7.2.f Importing Annotations
The Import Annotations tool allows you to import annotations from a text file. This is
useful for adding a large number of the same annotations to multiple MatchSets. The
import annotations tool is fairly flexible with the exception that the first column must
contain the SSP numbers.
To import annotations, click Analyze>More Annot Tools>Import Annotations... This
opens the Import Annotations dialog.