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The community documentation is also classified under various categories. You can select the desired category from the page index at the right of the page. You can also use the <emphasis role="strong">Search</emphasis> field in the top-right corner of the page to look for specific information within the community documentation. Be aware that <emphasis role="strong">Titles</emphasis> will restrict the search of your term to the pages titles only. If a search via titles does not produce any results, a full <emphasis role="strong">Text</emphasis> search may find the right page.
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You can also find relevant information on the <emphasis role="strong">CommonQuestions</emphasis> page. Access the <emphasis role="strong">CommonQuestions</emphasis> page by clicking the <emphasis role="strong">Common Questions</emphasis> link on the community documentation page.
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The following screenshot displays the <emphasis role="strong">CommonQuestions</emphasis> page on the Ubuntu Web site:
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Additional help is available to you in the form of Ubuntu screencasts. You can click the <emphasis role="strong">Ubuntu Screencasts</emphasis> link on the <emphasis role="strong">Community Documentation</emphasis> page to access a number of videos on using and installing Ubuntu. Each video is created with the aim of educating new users of Ubuntu. Each video is available in three sizes, large, medium and small, and two formats, OGG and Flash.
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The following is an example of a screenshot from a video on installing applications:
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To get help on a specific problem, all you need to do is to send your query through e-mail to the relevant mailing list and you will get a quick response from the team.
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You will need to subscribe to the mailing list first by visiting the Ubuntu Mailing Lists Web site at <ulink url="https://lists.ubuntu.com/">https://lists.ubuntu.com/</ulink>. The <emphasis role="strong">Mailing Lists</emphasis> page displays all the public mailing lists to which you can subscribe and their topic.
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To get help for your Ubuntu desktop, you should go to the <emphasis role="strong">Community Support</emphasis> and select the <emphasis role="strong">ubuntu-users</emphasis> mailing list. This will take you to a page like the following:
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