You want to use Jupyter Notebook
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Why Use Anaconda Enterprise Notebooks for Jupyter Notebooks
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The `Jupyter Notebook <http://jupyter.org/>`_ is a web-based interactive
computational environment where you can combine code execution, text,
mathematics, plots and rich media into a single document.  Anaconda
Enterprise Notebooks allows you to start using the latest Jupyter Notebook
as soon as you login.

You don't have to worry about installation.  Anaconda Enterprise Notebooks
already has :doc:`Anaconda </anaconda/index>` installed and a Jupyter
Notebook application that is available to you as soon as you create an
Anaconda Enterprise Notebooks account.

You can add team members to your project so they can see your Jupyter
Notebooks instantly - without any need to email files around.  Plus, since
Anaconda Enterprise Notebooks runs in the cloud, you and all your team
members can access your Jupyter Notebooks wherever you have access to a
modern browser.  You are not tied to a particular laptop or desktop
computer, so if you forget your laptop or your hard drive crashes you
still have easy access to all the Jupyter Notebooks you saved to your
Anaconda Enterprise Notebooks account.

You also have access to all the other great features of Anaconda Enterprise
Notebooks - home directory, project drive, terminal application, file
transfer application, file manager application and more!

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Jupyter Notebook Application
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When you login for the first time to the new Anaconda Enterprise Notebooks,
you will see your profile screen.  Your picture is automatically updated
with the gravatar associated with the email address you used to setup your
Anaconda Enterprise Notebooks account.  You will have a project that
has already been created for you called *my\_project*.

To get to the Jupyter Notebook application, you'll want to navigate to your
project (simply click on *my\_project*).  Then, click on the *Jupyter
Notebook* icon on your project home screen.  A new tab or window will open
in your browser with the Jupyter Notebook application running.

It's that simple!

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You can find more info in the Anaconda Enterprise Notebooks documentation
about :doc:`the Jupyter Notebook Application <notebook>`.

What else you may want to check out in Anaconda Enterprise Notebooks
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In your project, you can add others as team members.  You'll find this
ability in project settings.

You'll definitely want to check out the other applications that are
available, including the File transfer application, Terminal application, File Manager
application and more.  You'll find icons to start these on your project home
screen.

If your Jupyter Notebook takes too long to run, you may want to upgrade to a
higher performance instance.  This feature is available in Project settings.
A green circle next to your project means it is running and a red circle means
it is stopped.  You can always start or pause your project in Project Settings.

If you need packages that do not come installed by default in Anaconda,
you'll want to check out the Anaconda Enterprise Notebooks :doc:`Anaconda
documentation </anaconda/index>` on how to create environments and add packages.

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