Getting Started with DS9: A Beginner's Guide

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There are several online resources available for beginners looking to learn DS9, including tutorials on the official DS9 homepage. Users often express confusion when first using the software, particularly if they have limited experience. It is recommended to explore these tutorials to gain a better understanding of the features and functionalities of DS9. Engaging with community forums can also provide additional support and tips. Familiarizing oneself with these resources can significantly ease the learning curve associated with DS9.
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Does anyone know of any online resources for ds9 beginners? I'm being told that I'll be working with it this summer and my only experience with it is opening files (which isn't really experience). I have it on my computer and every time I run it, it just confuses the ______ out of me.

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