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* [[Protege4Features | Overview of features]] - a quick summary of the editor | * [[Protege4Features | Overview of features]] - a quick summary of the editor | ||
| − | * [[Protege4Views | | + | * [[Protege4Views | Protege views guide]] - a list of all of the default views that are distributed with Protege |
| − | * [[Protege4Shortcuts | | + | * [[Protege4Shortcuts | Protege menu guide]] - all of the default menus explained in detail (with keyboard shortcuts) |
| − | * [[Protege4Preferences | | + | * [[Protege4Preferences | Protege preferences guide]] - customizing Protege to your needs |
| − | * [[Protege4NamingAndRendering|Naming and rendering of entities]] - a note on naming things in OWL and configuring | + | * [[Protege4NamingAndRendering|Naming and rendering of entities]] - a note on naming things in OWL and configuring Protege to support your naming conventions |
| − | * [[Protege4ExpressionEditor | P4 expression editor]] - adding and editing OWL expressions in | + | * [[Protege4ExpressionEditor | P4 expression editor]] - adding and editing OWL expressions in Protege |
| − | * [[Manchester_OWL_Syntax|Manchester OWL Syntax]] - an overview of the default syntax used by | + | * [[Manchester_OWL_Syntax|Manchester OWL Syntax]] - an overview of the default syntax used by Protege |
* [[DLQueryTab | DL Query tab]] - how to query using arbitrary class expressions in OWL | * [[DLQueryTab | DL Query tab]] - how to query using arbitrary class expressions in OWL | ||
| − | * [[P4AnonymousClasses|Anonymous classes]] - support in | + | * [[P4AnonymousClasses|Anonymous classes]] - support in Protege for class expressions |
| − | * [[Importing_Ontologies_in_P41|OWL Imports]] - modular ontology support in OWL and | + | * [[Importing_Ontologies_in_P41|OWL Imports]] - modular ontology support in OWL and Protege |
| − | * [[Protege4AxiomAnnotations|Axiom annotations]] - how to annotate at axiom level in Protege | + | * [[Protege4AxiomAnnotations|Axiom annotations]] - how to annotate at axiom level in Protege |
| − | * [[Protege4OWLDiff|Protege | + | * [[Protege4OWLDiff|Protege OWL Diff]] - compare two versions of an ontology |
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* [[ChangingTheHeapSize|Adding more memory]] | * [[ChangingTheHeapSize|Adding more memory]] | ||
* [[EnablingDoubleClick|Double-clicking on OWL files]] | * [[EnablingDoubleClick|Double-clicking on OWL files]] | ||
| − | * [[ClearingP4Preferences|Dealing with | + | * [[ClearingP4Preferences|Dealing with Protege preferences problems]] |
* [[Working with firewalls and proxies]] | * [[Working with firewalls and proxies]] | ||
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=== Finding plug-ins === | === Finding plug-ins === | ||
| − | * | + | * Protege will find plugins and updates for you. See our [[EnablePluginAutoUpdate|Auto Update]] page. |
| − | * [[Protege-OWL_4.0 | Plugins for Protege 4 | + | * [[Protege-OWL_4.0 | Plugins for Protege 4]] - the list of "Compatible Plugins" on this page is the result of a semantic query that gathers all plug-ins that have declared themselves compatible with the 4.x version of the Protege-OWL editor. |
| − | * [ | + | * [https://github.com/co-ode-owl-plugins CO-ODE Protege Plugins] - the CO-ODE group at the University of Manchester is the biggest contributor of plug-ins to the Protege editor. The CO-ODE plugins that are compatible with your installation of Protege will show up when going in the File menu -> Check for plugins |
=== Advertising plug-ins === | === Advertising plug-ins === | ||
| − | If you have developed a plug-in for Protege | + | If you have developed a plug-in for Protege and you would like to contribute it to the community, |
please see [[Protege4Contributing#Plugins|contributing plugins]]. | please see [[Protege4Contributing#Plugins|contributing plugins]]. | ||
Revision as of 19:37, May 23, 2016
Protege Desktop User Documentation
This page is the official documentation home for the Protege Desktop application versions 4, 5 and higher.
Contents
Build status & release notes
The latest version of Protege Desktop is 5.0:
You may also download previous versions of Protege and read the complete list of release notes. Older Protege 5.0 beta release notes are available here.
Bugs & feature requests
Before you report a bug or feature request, check the Protege mailing lists archives to ensure it hasn't already been reported. If the item is not currently open or you have further information or a question about an existing item, please post a message on the protege-user mailing list. Give as much detail as possible (including examples or ontologies if possible) as this will help us track things down more quickly.
Current GitHub issue tracker: https://github.com/protegeproject/protege/issues?state=open
Frequently asked questions
We've put together a wiki page to answer the most commonly asked questions about Protege Desktop.
Getting started / tutorials
The Getting started and tutorials have been moved to the main page of the wiki.
Editor features
- Overview of features - a quick summary of the editor
- Protege views guide - a list of all of the default views that are distributed with Protege
- Protege menu guide - all of the default menus explained in detail (with keyboard shortcuts)
- Protege preferences guide - customizing Protege to your needs
- Naming and rendering of entities - a note on naming things in OWL and configuring Protege to support your naming conventions
- P4 expression editor - adding and editing OWL expressions in Protege
- Manchester OWL Syntax - an overview of the default syntax used by Protege
- DL Query tab - how to query using arbitrary class expressions in OWL
- Anonymous classes - support in Protege for class expressions
- OWL Imports - modular ontology support in OWL and Protege
- Axiom annotations - how to annotate at axiom level in Protege
- Protege OWL Diff - compare two versions of an ontology
Advanced features
- The Bean Shell - Making complex queries against an ontology.
- The Protege 4 Server
Further setup / configuration
- Adding more memory
- Double-clicking on OWL files
- Dealing with Protege preferences problems
- Working with firewalls and proxies
Plugins
Finding plug-ins
- Protege will find plugins and updates for you. See our Auto Update page.
- Plugins for Protege 4 - the list of "Compatible Plugins" on this page is the result of a semantic query that gathers all plug-ins that have declared themselves compatible with the 4.x version of the Protege-OWL editor.
- CO-ODE Protege Plugins - the CO-ODE group at the University of Manchester is the biggest contributor of plug-ins to the Protege editor. The CO-ODE plugins that are compatible with your installation of Protege will show up when going in the File menu -> Check for plugins
Advertising plug-ins
If you have developed a plug-in for Protege and you would like to contribute it to the community, please see contributing plugins.
Contributing
Please see this page for details on how you can contribute.
