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airavata-docs git commit: Adding more FAQs

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Adding more FAQs


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Branch: refs/heads/master
Commit: 3b34f45a5b5a9721af0b40cdcce95dd6d057015a
Parents: 30b157c
Author: Eroma Abeysinghe <er...@gmail.com>
Authored: Mon Feb 13 16:43:43 2017 -0500
Committer: Eroma Abeysinghe <er...@gmail.com>
Committed: Mon Feb 13 16:43:43 2017 -0500

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diff --git a/FAQ.md b/FAQ.md
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@@ -106,17 +106,21 @@ Coming Soon
 
 ### <h3 id="userFAQ"> User FAQs </h3>
 <b class="blue"> Q1 </b> What is the Project? </br>
-<b class="blue">Answer: </b> Project is simply a collection of experiments. When creating an experiment it will be under the project you select.<br/> Projects can be shared with fellow gateway users. WHen the project is shared all experiments in the project will be shared.
+<b class="blue">Answer: </b> </br>
+    - Project is simply a collection of experiments. </br>
+    - When creating an experiment it will be under the project you select.</br>
+    - Projects can be shared with fellow gateway users. </br>
+    - When the project is shared all experiments in the project will be shared as well.
 
 <br><b class="blue"> Q2 </b> Where can I get test inputs? <br/>
 <b class="blue">Answer: </b> If you need test inputs try downloading from <a href="https://iu.box.com/s/9ztdby709kso8siachz16svn2y511nn7" target="_blank">Test Input Files</a> <br/>
 
 <br><b class="blue"> Q3 </b> Do I need to provide values for wall-time, node count and CPU count? OR can I go ahead with the given default values? <br/>
-<b class="blue">Answer: </b> Default values are given to make life little easy for users. But depending on the job you should change the values. E.g.:If you need only two or less cores than 16 better to change. If you need more wall-time change it, etc....<br/>
+<b class="blue">Answer: </b> Default values are given to make life little easy for users. But depending on the job you should change the values. </br>E.g.: If you need only two or less cores than 16 better to change. If you need more wall-time change it, etc....<br/>
 	
 	
-<br><b class="blue"> Q4 </b> What can I do with Notifications? <br/>
-<b class="blue">Answer: </b> Submitting a job from PGA does not guarantee job getting executed in the remote resource right away. If you add your email address, when the job starts an email will be sent to you from the remote resource.<br/>
+<br><b class="blue"> Q4 </b> What can I do with email Notifications in experiment? <br/>
+<b class="blue">Answer: </b> Submitting a job from PGA does not guarantee job getting executed in the remote resource right away. If you add your email address, when the job starts and completes an email will be sent to you from the remote resource.<br/>
 
 <br><b class="blue"> Q5 </b> Why 'Save' and 'Save and Launch'? <br>
 <b class="blue">Answer: </b> User has the option of either create and 'Save' the experiment for later launch at remote resource <br/>Or <br/>
@@ -125,7 +129,7 @@ Coming Soon
 <br><b class="blue"> Q6 </b> How do I monitor progress?<br/>
 <b class="blue">Answer: </b> When the experiment is launched navigate to Experiment Summary Page.
 		There the experiment and job status will be present.
-		You can monitor the experiment and job status changes.<br/>
+		You can monitor the experiment and job status changes. Refresh the status using 'Refresh' icon on top  of the summary page.<br/>
 
 <br><b class="blue"> Q7 </b> How do I view/download my outputs? <br/>
 <b class="blue">Answer: </b> Same way you monitor the experiment progress! 
@@ -134,20 +138,20 @@ Coming Soon
 		- From 'Storage' at the top menu. Here you need to know the Project the experiment belongs to. 
 		<br/> Once you locate the project you can browse for your experiment. <br/>
 
-<br><b class="blue"> Q8 </b> I want to bring back all the outputs generated by my job. How?
-<b class="blue">Answer: </b> Simply set Archive to 'true' in respective application interface in Admin Dashboard. Then all the files in the working directory will be brought back to PGA.
+<br><b class="blue"> Q8 </b> I want to bring back all the outputs generated by my job. How?<br/>
+<b class="blue">Answer: </b> You need to request your gateway admin to simply set Archive to 'true' in respective application interface in Admin Dashboard. Then all the files in the working directory will be brought back to PGA. This flag is set at gateway level not at individual user level.
 
-<br><b class="blue"> Q9 </b> I want to cancel my experiment. How?
+<br><b class="blue"> Q9 </b> I want to cancel my experiment. How?<br/>
 <b class="blue">Answer: </b> Navigate to experiment Summary and click 'Cancel' button.
 	Experiments only in operation (LAUNCHED, EXECUTING experiment statuses) can be cancelled.
 
-<br><b class="blue"> Q10 </b> 2. When I cancel do I still receive any outputs generated?
+<br><b class="blue"> Q10 </b> 2. When I cancel do I still receive any outputs generated?<br/>
 <b class="blue">Answer: </b> When the user requested the cancel files will be not transferred from the remote resource. But however by the time 'Cancel' was triggered if the output files were transferred to PGA data directories they will be displayed.
 
-<br><b class="blue"> Q11 </b> How can I run same application with different different inputs?
+<br><b class="blue"> Q11 </b> How can I run same application with different different inputs?<br/>
 <b class="blue">Answer: </b> Simply clone an existing experiment and change the input files and launch.
 
-<br><b class="blue"> Q12 </b> I want to change the wall-time of my experiment before launch. How can I do?
+<br><b class="blue"> Q12 </b> I want to change the wall-time of my experiment before launch. How can I do?<br/>
 	- Experiments in CREATED state can be modified through Experiment Summary page. Click 'Edit' change values and Save or Save and Launch.