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no HiSeq option when registering
Hi there,
Just wanted to mention that there is no HiSeq option at registering level for instrument type.
Thanks,
mjp
Just wanted to mention that there is no HiSeq option at registering level for instrument type.
Thanks,
mjp
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Thanks! It's on the list of things to do!
I'm struggling with how to add more options, as I'm sure many existing folk have since acquired HiSeq's (and others), and probably wouldn't update their profile without being "persuaded"...and I don't want to force everyone to re-check their instrument choices.
So thanks...I'll figure out something.
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