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 ### Set the output location and run
-8) On the Run tab, make a new folder for the output files (e.g. ‘offset_results’), then click ‘RUN’ and wait for the analysis to finish.
+8) On the Run tab, make a new folder for the output files, then click ‘RUN’ and wait for the analysis to finish.
 
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 ### Examine the results
-In the output location (‘offset_results’ folder), you will see subfolders containing individual results for DMSO and PTL, plus PTM-Shepherd output files that summarize the mass shifts from both experimental conditions together. A guide to all the output files can be found [here](https://fragpipe.nesvilab.org/docs/tutorial_fragpipe_outputs.html).
+In the output location, you will see subfolders containing individual results for DMSO and PTL, plus PTM-Shepherd output files that summarize the mass shifts from both experimental conditions together. A guide to all the output files can be found [here](https://fragpipe.nesvilab.org/docs/tutorial_fragpipe_outputs.html).
 
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