firs edits based on KF comments

docs/faq.md

@@ -163,7 +163,7 @@ First, you can try to build a database with the closest genomes you can find for
 If you do so, then you could run `microbetag` locally using those genomes as they were your bins. 
 
 Second, you could build a local instance of `microbetagDB` locally. 
-This would require a storage of $$ ~700GB $$.
+This would require a storage of ~700GB.
 <!-- REMEMBER! Edit next phrase once coplete -->
 We are now working on an efficient way to go for that. 
 
@@ -182,4 +182,9 @@ This is because `modelseedpy` requires RAST annotated genomes and thus it needs
 Unfortunately, we have observed that this is not always stable.
 
 
+## Can't import files on my macOS
 
+Make sure you are not using aliases pointing to the files you need to import.
+Sometimes you may use aliases even without knowing, 
+for example when you drag and drop a file on Finder, you create a shortcut of the file there, but the file is actually located in its original location.
+Make sure you use the right path and not the shortcut when you are about to import a file on MGG. 

docs/mgg_tutorials/abd_only.md

@@ -46,6 +46,8 @@ You can view the imported data by clicking on the *Check Data Files* feature, fo
 ![check_abund_option](../../assets/images/app/checkOptionAbundData.png)
 
 Once clicking that, a table will pop up where you can go through the data you have imported as the abundance table. 
+Keep in mind that in case you have more than a few samples, or your abundaces have a long number of digirs, you will need to double-click to a column at a time to be able to see its values. 
+
 
 <!--  -->
 

docs/mgg_tutorials/roaming.md

@@ -21,11 +21,22 @@ Color-coding of the nodes (taxa) denoted the taxonomic level that a certain sequ
 - <p style="color : Red">red</p> node was mapped to higher taxonomic level and no annotations were returned
 
 
-If you edit the style of your *microbetag-*annotated network, you can always bring back its original style through the MGG main menu.
+If you edit the style of your *microbetag*-annotated network, you can always bring back its original style through the MGG main menu.
 
 ![style](../../assets/images/app/visualStyle.png)
 
 
+Now, if already opened, you need to open the MGG results panel; just click 
+`Apps > MGG > Show Results panel > Show results panel`
+(see also [Loading models](../tutorials/load.md#load-already-microbetag-annotated-networks) tutorial).
+
+Once your *microbetag*-annotated model is imported and the MGG results panel opened, you can now browse the network along with its annotations using both Cytoscape core features and those of MGG. 
+
+Notice that the MGG results panel on its bottom has two options: 
+the **Nodes** and the **Edges** panels. 
+By default, the **Nodes** panel is selected. 
+Let's start with that then!
+
 By clicking on the *Show Species* button, all nodes that were not mapped to a genome will be masked. 
 
 ![show_species](../../assets/images/app/showSpecies.png)
@@ -59,8 +70,7 @@ Edges are either
 
 
 
-One may select from the two top buttons on the `Edges` panel to show only edges with pathway complementarities or seed complementarities.
-
+Now, you can click on the **Edges** button on the bottom of the MGG panel to *jump* to the Edges annotations.
 
 By clinking on a potential metabolic interaction edge, 
 the donor and the beneficiary species, along with their corresponding sequence identifiers will be displayed

docs/mgg_tutorials/save_annotated_net.md

@@ -0,0 +1,30 @@
+---
+title: Save annotated network
+layout: default
+parent: Cytoscape tutorials
+nav_order: 5
+description: "tutorial on how to save your current work"
+---
+
+It is rather common for Cytoscape users to save the whole session they are working with as a `.cys` file by simply clicking on `File > Save Session As...` and giving a name to their session. 
+
+{: .warning}
+Due to a buG in the current MGG implementation, if you save your `microbetag`-annotated network as a session, then you most probably will not be able to parse the seed and pathway complementarities **once you re-open** the session. 
+
+We already work on fixing the bug so we support this really handy Cytoscape feature. 
+
+Until then, one can save a `microbetag`-annotated network as described here, in order to have all the MGG features once they re-open it:
+
+- Click on `File > Export >Network to File..`
+- From the list of File Formats, select the `CX JSON (*.cx)` one
+- Give a name to your `microbetag`-annotated network and press `OK`.
+
+**Remember** that in this way, you only save the specific network and not all the networks you may have opened in your session! 
+
+{: .note}
+You can always save your session normally, export the `microbetag`-annotated network as described above and when you want to open your session as it used to be, then you first load the session and from there you import the `.cx` file you exported. This will be *equivalent* with saving the whole original session.
+
+Now you can re-open the `microbetag`-annotated network as descrobed [here](../tutorials/load.md#load-already-microbetag-annotated-networks). 
+
+
+