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                     To receive announcements of new genome 
                     assembly releases, new software features, updates and 
                     training seminars by email, subscribe to the
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                     TARGET=_blank>genome-announce</A> mailing list.</P>
 
             
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-                    <FONT FACE="courier" SIZE="3"><B>18 August 2011 -
-New Feature: Track Data Hubs </B></FONT>
-                    <P>We are pleased to announce a new feature in the UCSC Genome Browser: 
-			Track Data Hubs. Track hubs are web-accessible directories of genomic data 
-			that can be viewed on the UCSC Genome Browser alongside native annotation 
-			tracks. The Track Hub utility allows efficient access to data sets from around 
-			the world through the familiar Genome Browser interface. Browser users 
-			can display tracks from any public track hub that has been registered 
-			with UCSC. Additionally, users can import data from unlisted hubs or can 
-			set up, display, and share their own track hubs.
-		    </P>
-		    <P>The data underlying the tracks in a hub reside on the remote server of 
-			the data provider rather than at UCSC. The data are stored in compressed 
-			binary indexed files in bigBed, bigWig or BAM format that contain the 
-			data at several resolutions. When a hub track is displayed in the Genome 
-			Browser, only the relevant data needed to support the view of the 
-			current genomic region are transmitted rather than the entire file. The 
-			transmitted data are cached on the UCSC server to expedite future 
-			access. This on-demand transfer mechanism eliminates the need to 
-			transmit large data sets across the Internet, thereby minimizing upload 
-			time into the browser.
-		    </P>
-		    <P>To check out some track data hubs that are already available, most 
-			notably those from the NIH Roadmap Epigenomics Mapping Consortium, press 
-			the "track hubs" button in the genome browser, or follow this link:
-			<A HREF="/cgi-bin/hgHubConnect">http://genome.ucsc.edu/cgi-bin/hgHubConnect</A>
-		    </P>
-		    <P>To read about using hubs, or creating your own, see the 
-			<A HREF="/goldenPath/help/hgTrackHubHelp.html">User's Guide</A>.
-		    </P>
-		    <HR>
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+                    <FONT FACE="courier" SIZE="3"><B>8 Sept. 2011 -
+New Navigation and Display Features  </B></FONT>
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-                    <FONT FACE="courier" SIZE="3"><B>16 June 2011 -
-Re-engineered OMIM Tracks Released:</B></FONT>
-                    We announce today the release of our newly re-engineered OMIM 
-                    (Online Mendelian Inheritance in Man) tracks for both hg18 and 
-                    hg19. 
-		    <A HREF="goldenPath/newsarch.html#061611">Read more</A>.
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-            <!-- Preview Browser -->
+		    We've added several new features to the Genome Browser 
+		    that make it easier to quickly configure and navigate 
+		    around in the browser's annotation tracks window.
 		    <P>
-                    <FONT FACE="courier" SIZE="3"><B>9 June 2011 -
-UCSC Preview Browser Available:</B></FONT>
-                    Early access to ENCODE and other UCSC browser data tracks under 
-                    construction is now available from the new UCSC Preview Browser site:
-                    <A HREF="http://genome-preview.ucsc.edu">http://genome-preview.ucsc.edu</A>. 
-		    <A HREF="goldenPath/newsarch.html#060911">Read more</A>.
-                    </P>
-
+		    <B>Automatic image resizing:</B> The first time the annotation 
+		    track window is displayed, or after the Genome Browser has
+		    been reset, the size of the track window is now set by 
+		    default to the width that best fits your Internet browser 
+		    window. If you subsequently resize your browser window, 
+		    you can automatically adjust the annotation track image 
+		    size to the new width by clicking the <em>resize</em> button
+		    under the track image. The default width can still be 
+		    manually overridden on the Track Configuration page. 
+		    <P>
+		    <B>Scrolling left or right in the track window:</B> You can now 
+		    scroll (pan) horizontally through the tracks image by clicking 
+		    on the image, dragging the cursor to the left or right, 
+		    then releasing the mouse button. The view may be scrolled 
+		    by up to one image width.
+		    <P>
+		    <B>Improved drag-zoom navigation:</B>  The browser's 
+		    &quot;drag-and-zoom&quot; feature lets you quickly zoom to a
+		    specific region of interest on the annotation tracks image.
+		    To define the region you wish to zoom to, click-and-hold 
+		    the mouse button on one edge of the desired zoom area
+		    (which can be anywhere in the tracks window), depress the 
+		    shift key, drag the mouse right or left to highlight the 
+		    selection area, then release the mouse button.
+		    The annotation tracks image will automatically zoom to
+		    the new region. The Genome Browser still supports the 
+		    earlier implementation of this feature, which restricted
+		    the click-drag to the Base Position track area of the image,
+		    but did not require the shift key to be pressed. 
+		    <P>
+		    <B>Reordering groups of tracks:</B> 
+		    You can now vertically reposition an entire group of 
+		    associated tracks in the tracks image (such as all the 
+		    displayed subtracks in a composite track) by clicking and 
+		    holding the gray bar to the left of the tracks,
+		    dragging the group to the new position, then releasing
+		    the mouse button. To move a single track up or down, click 
+		    and hold the mouse button on the side label, drag the 
+		    highlighted track to the new position, then release the 
+		    mouse button.
+		    <P>
+		    If you haven't yet tried the browser's right-click 
+		    menu for quick access to frequently used track 
+		    configuration features and functionality, read more
+		    <A HREF="goldenPath/newsarch.html#011011">here</A>.
+		    <HR>
 
-            <!-- anoCar2 Browser Release -->
+            <!-- data hubs release  -->
 		    <P>
-                    <FONT FACE="courier" SIZE="3"><B>7 June 2011 -
-Updated Lizard Browser Available: </B></FONT>
-		    We have released a Genome Browser for the May 2010 
-		    genome assembly of the green anole lizard, <em>Anolis 
-		    carolinensis</em> (Broad 
-		    version AnoCar2.0, UCSC version anoCar2). 
-		    <A HREF="goldenPath/newsarch.html#060711">Read more</A>.
+                    <FONT FACE="courier" SIZE="3"><B>18 August 2011 -
+New Feature: Track Data Hubs:  </B></FONT>
+                    We are pleased to announce a new feature in the UCSC Genome Browser: Track Data Hubs. Track hubs are web-accessible directories of genomic data 
+			that can be viewed on the UCSC Genome Browser alongside native annotation 
+			tracks. 
+		    <A HREF="goldenPath/newsarch.html#081811">Read more</A>.
 		    </P>
 
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