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1313## Quickstart for users familiar with JupyterHub
1414
1515- Login to [ JupytherHub] ( https://jupyter.nersc.gov/hub/login ) and start a terminal window.
16- - Optional but recommended: in the terminal, use the ` cd ` command to go to the directory where your data files are located.
16+ - * Optional but recommended* : in the terminal, use the ` cd ` command to go to the directory
17+ where your data files are located (or a directory closer to the data files than your home directory).
1718- QuickView version 2 can be launched using the following command:
1819```
1920/global/common/software/m4359/quickview2
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2425```
2526- After a few seconds, the Terminal window will say "Use URL below to connect to the application:"
2627 and shows a URL starting with ` https:// ` .
27- A click on the URS will bring up the graphical UI in a brower window.
28+ A click on the URL will bring up the graphical UI in a brower window.
2829
2930::: tip Tip: Choosing a server for your analysis session
3031JupyterHub's control panel allows users to choose from serveral different types of resources
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4041## For NERSC user's who have not used JupyterHub
4142
4243Please visit [ NERSC's Jupyter documentation] ( https://docs.nersc.gov/services/jupyter/ )
43- to learn how to use the JupyterHub service.
44+ to learn how to use the service.
4445
4546## If you do not yet have any user account at NERSC
4647
47- Please visit [ this page] ( https://docs.nersc.gov/accounts/#obtaining-an-account )
48- to understand how to get started.
48+ Information on [ this page] ( https://docs.nersc.gov/accounts/#obtaining-an-account )
49+ can help get you started.
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