<liclass="about_li">Finally, below the download options, you can see a frequency table of the top 10 domains found within the collection.</li>
</ul>
<pclass="about_p"><strong>Are you using Safari and having trouble with the network downloads?</strong> If so, note that Safari by default will add the <code>.xml</code> extension to your <code>.graphml</code> and <code>.gexf</code> downloads. To use the file, remove the <code>.xml</code> extension using Finder (rename the file to remove the trailing <code>.xml</code>).</p>
<h3class="about_h3">Loading Your Data into Gephi</h3>
<pclass="about_p">The downloaded .graphml file can be opened directly in Gephi by choosing "Open Graph File" from the Gephi startup screen and then selecting the file to be opened.</p>
<pclass="about_p">Note that if you are using Safari, the file may come with an extra <code>.xml</code> extension added to it (i.e. it will read <code>9745-gephi.gexf.xml</code>). You will need rename the file to remove <code>.xml</code>. The file should end with <code>.gexf</code>.</p>
<%= image_tag("Tutorial_OpenFile.png", alt:"The dialog box from Gephi showing how to open a graph file", class:"body_img")%>
<pclass="about_p">Once opened, we see from the statistics on the upper right hand corner that the collection has 4106 nodes, or individual websites, and 6817 connections between those websites, or edges.</p>
<%= image_tag("Tutorial_Gexf.png", alt:"The Gephi interface, highlighting the context and data laboratory aspects", class:"body_img")%>
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