text: We want to make add a new view as an additional sub-tab in the view that currently has the Annotations 
  and Usage, tabs near the upper right corner8. Once you are in the Individuals by class tab select 
  Window>Views>Individual views>Individuals by type (inferred). This will give you a blue outline of the 
  new view. As you move the outline around the existing window it will change depending how you move 
  it, indicating how it will fit into the existing tab after you click. When the blue outline looks like figure 
  5.2 click left and you will see the new view added as another sub-tab. 
  
  After you click your UI should now look similar to figure 5.3. If you clicked somewhere else you can just 
  go to the new view and delete it by clicking the X in the upper right corner of the view and then redo it 
  and position it correctly. At first it may seem a bit unintuitive but after you do it a few times it becomes 
  very easy to position new views. 
  
  With this new view you can see the instances of each class displayed beneath the class. Each class can be 
  expanded or contracted to view or hide its particular instances. Since we don’t have many instances in our 
  ontology yet the usefulness of this new view isn’t that obvious but as we add more instances and as you 
  deal with larger real ontologies in the future, this view can be very helpful to find specific instances of a 
  class. Note that the UI just shows the most direct class (or classes) that the Individual is an instance of. 
  For example, we currently just have three individuals, the three instances of Spiciness: Hot, Medium, 
  and Mild. These are also instances of owl:Thing (as are*all*instances) however the UI only displays 
  them as instances of Spiciness since it is implicit that they are also instances of all the superclasses of 
  Spiciness. 