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\subsubsection{{\color{red} Another section?}}
First, log in to the linux computer as {\tt
part3} partiii} (the password will
be available in the lab). You will end up with a screen with an xterm
in the middle. {\color{blue} The xterm runs on the UNIX operating system, and your
friendly demonstrators will be able to help you should you get stuck
with using it. If you type {\tt ls} you will get a listing of the
current directory.} You should see a directory called {\tt
originals} originals2014}
-- this is where all the relevant images are kept. Please do not alter
these! Instead create your own directory (I've used the name {\tt
bob}, but you can be more creative!) and copy them into it:
\begin{verbatim}
> mkdir bob
> cp
originals/*.fits originals2014/*.fits bob/
\end{verbatim}
Now you want to start IRAF. This stands for {\it Image Reduction and
Analysis Facility}, and is one of the most common tools used for
reduction and analysis of astronomical images, particularly optical
and infrared ones.
\textbf{Important:} you must be in the \texttt{iraf} directory to start IRAF.
\begin{verbatim}
> cd iraf
\end{verbatim}
Bring up a new window (of a slightly different
type) by typing
\begin{verbatim}