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The dialog asks where to save the annotation. It could be either an existing annotation table object or , a new document (fileannotation table or auto-annotations table (if it is available).
You can also specify the name of the group and the name of the annotation. If the group name is set to <auto> UGENE will use the annotation group name as the name for the group. You can use the ‘/’ characters in this field as a group name separator to create subgroups. If the annotation name is set to by type UGENE will use the annotation type from the Annotation type: table as the name for the annotation. Also you can add a description in the corresponding text field.
The Location field contains annotation coordinates. The coordinates must be provided in the Genbank or EMBL file formats. If you want to annotate complement sequence strand strand sequence check the corresponding checkbox for the simple format or surround the coordinates with the “complement()” word or press the last button in the Location row the corresponding row to do it automatically.
Note, that by default the Location field contains the coordinates of the selected sequence region.
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