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<h2>Saving Your Work</h2>
The software provides a number of options available for saving your work.
These are detailed in the following sections.
<h3>Saving Everything</h3>
The most comprehensive approach for saving your work is available by
selecting the <tt>File->Save</tt> or <tt>File->Save As</tt> menu
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<p>The molecules will be saved without information about 3D structure
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<h3>Exporting Alignments</h3>
This command, accessible via the <tt>File->Export->Checked Alignments</tt> menu
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