{\rtf1\ansi\ansicpg1252\deff0\nouicompat\deflang1033\deflangfe1033{\fonttbl{\f0\fmodern\fprq1\fcharset0 Courier New;}{\f1\fswiss\fprq2\fcharset0 Calibri;}} {\colortbl ;\red0\green0\blue255;} {*\generator Riched20 10.0.19041}\viewkind4\uc1 \pard\nowidctlpar\f0\fs18 Readme File for BioEdit v7.7.1.0\par \par BioEdit is a graphical biological sequence editor that runs on\par Windows 95, 98, NT, 2000, XP, 7, 8 and 10. The purpose of this program is \par to provide a useful molecular biology tool which can be started \par up and used easily with as little effort required as possible to \par learn the program.\par \par * DISCLAIMER **\par \par The author makes no guarantee as to the fitness or \par suitability of this software for any purpose. BioEdit\par is offered as is and no responsibility will befall the \par author for any problems caused by or correlated with the \par use of this software, including, but not limited to, \par damages, non-suitability, misuse, data loss, or wasted time. \par \par * By choosing to install this software you are accepting \par the terms of this license. If you do not want to accept these\par terms, you must not install the software *****\par ---------------------------------------------------------------------\par \par Contents of this File:\par -- Files shipped with the BioEdit v7.7.1.0 installation\par -- Features included in BioEdit v7.7.1.0\par -- Accessory applications included with installation.\par -- Installing TreeView\par -- Installing ReadSeq for 64-bit machines\par -- Bug fixes/changes since last version\par -- How to contact the author\par \par ---------------------------------------------------------------------\par \par Files shipped with the BioEdit v7.7.1.0 installation:\par \par The following files and folders are installed to the directory\par in which you install BioEdit:\par \par In installation directory:\par \par The installation folder will also contain the following files:\par \tab _deisreg.isr\par \tab _isreg32.dll\par \tab BioEdit.exe (main program)\par \tab DeIsL1.isu\par \tab ReadSeqv202.zip (64-bit implementation of ReadSeq sequence format converter)\par \tab TreeV32.zip (the TreeView installation distribution)\par \tab TreeView.txt (TreeView information)\par \tab HttpClient.dll (required for NCBI connectivity)\par \tab msvcr120d.dll (required for NCBI connectivity)\par \tab license.txt (license agreement)\par \tab Readme.txt (this file)\par \par apps (accessory applications, Web pages and WWW bookmarks)\par \tab accApp.ini\par \tab blast.txt\par \tab btblastall.exe\par \tab blastcl3.exe\par \tab blastcli.exe\par \tab bookmark.txt\par \tab cap.doc\par \tab cap.EXE\par \tab clustalw.exe\par \tab clustalw.txt\par \tab DNADIST.DOC\par \tab dnadist.exe\par \tab DNAML.DOC\par \tab dnaml.exe\par \tab DNAMLK.DOC\par \tab DNAMLK.EXE\par \tab DNAPARS.DOC\par \tab DNAPARS.EXE\par \tab DOS4GW.EXE\par \tab fastDNAml.doc\par \tab fastdnaml.EXE\par \tab FITCH.DOC\par \tab Fitch.exe\par \tab btformatdb.exe\par \tab KITSCH.DOC\par \tab KITSCH.EXE\par \tab NEIGHBOR.DOC\par \tab NEIGHBOR.EXE\par \tab ncbi_presets.ini\par \tab phylip.map\par \tab PROML.DOC\par \tab\lang1036 proml.exe\par \tab promlk.exe\par \tab PROTDIST.DOC\par \tab PROTDIST.EXE\par \tab PROTPARS.DOC\par \tab PROTPARS.EXE\par \tab\lang1033 readseq.exe\par \tab ReadSeq.txt\par \par \par database (empty folder)\par \tab\par \par help\par \tab BioEdit.cnt\par \tab BioEdit.GID (not installed -- will appear after the first time help is accessed)\par \tab Bioedit.hlp\par \par sounds\par \tab A small list of small sound files containing individual character reads\par \par tables\par \tab Bacterial_phylogeny.tab\par \tab BLOSUM62\par \tab BLOSUMcoloring.tab\par \tab chao_fasman.tab\par \tab codon.tab\par \tab codonDegeneracyColoring.tab\par \tab color.tab\par \tab dayhoff\par \tab defcolor.tab\par \tab enzyme.tab\par \tab GC.VAL\par \tab gencodes.tab\par \tab gonnet\par \tab IDENTIFY\par \tab kyteDoolittle.tab\par \tab KyteDoolittleHydrophobicityColoring.tab\par \tab ManuelRuizColorTable.tab\par \tab match\par \tab PAM120\par \tab\lang1046 Pam250\par \tab PAM250Coloring.tab\par \tab PAM40\par \tab PAM80\par \tab SEQCODE.VAL\par \tab taxGroups.tab\par \tab Viral_Phylogeny.tab\par \tab\par \par ---------------------------------------------------------------------\par \tab\tab\tab\par \lang1033 Features included in BioEdit v7.7.1.0:\par \par -- An easy, graphical interface for sequence manipulation \par and editing, modeled after SeqApp and SeqPup (Don Gilbert).\par -- Variable editing options, including 'select and drag' sliding and \par 'grab and drag' sliding of residues, variable selection options, \par mouse-click insert and delete of gaps, full column selecting, \par on-screen editing with cut, copy and paste, and auto-scrolling of \par edit window.\par -- Anchor columns to protect aligned areas.\par -- Read and edit ABI and SCF sequence files, display traces with several \par options (reverse complement, select, copy, export, scale, zoom).\par -- Print ABI files with professional-looking formatted output and file\par header information.\par -- Batch conversion of ABI to SCF format sequence traces. \par -- Group sequences into groups or families.\par -- Lock alignment of grouped sequences for synchronized hand alignment \par adjustements.\par -- Annotate sequences with graphical features with dynamic view in\par alignment windows including feature anntation information tooltips. \par -- Lock sequences to prevent accidental edits.\par -- Specify characters to be considered valid for calculations in amino acid \par and nucleotide sequences.\par -- Sort sequences by name, LOCUS, DEFINITION, ACCESSION, PID/NID, REFERENCES,\par COMMENTS or by residue frequency in a selected column. \par -- Verbally read back sequences in single sequene editor to verify hand-typed\par sequence entries.\par -- Configure accessory application interfaces to run external analysis \par programs through a graphical interface created by BioEdit. \par Automatically feed information to and retrieve files from external apps. \par External apps run in a separate thread to allow simultaneous use of BioEdit \par while running time-consuming processes. Output from an external program \par may be automatically opened by another program.\par -- Split window for simultaneous editing of two different places in the same \par file.\par -- Merge alignments through a reference sequence.\par -- Append one alignment to the end of another.\par -- View phylip trees, manipulate nodes, and print trees.\par -- Configure your own menu shortcuts for alignment windows.\par -- Block copying of residues to clipboard allowing for pasting of full \par alignments or parts of alignments into a word processor.\par -- Basic sequence manipulations (copy/paste of sequences between documents, \par translation and degenerate encoding, RNA->DNA->RNA, reverse/complement, \par upper/lowercase).\par -- Multiple document interface (Maximum of 20 open alignment documents at a \par time, but no set limit on other open windows).\par -- Plasmid Drawing and graphical annotation\par -- Dynamic memory allocation with support for up to 20,000 sequences per \par document. Sequences up to 4.6 million bases (the E. coli genome) and \par alignments >6000 seqs (the prokaryotic 16S rRNA alignment) have been tested.\par -- Open and save large alignment files quickly with the BioEdit Project binary\par file format.\par -- Formatted translations of nucleic acid sequences with codon usage summary, \par choice of one- or three-letter amino acid codes, translation of selected\par region only of nucleic acid, and choice of start/stop codons \par -- Six-Frame translation of nucleic acid sequences into Fasta-format ORF lists. \par Tested by successfully translating entire E. coli genome (4.6 Mbases) into \par 10,125 sorted raw codon stretches of 100 or more amino acids and 39,880 \par unsorted raw codon stretches of 50 or more amino acids. \par -- Amino acid and nucleotide composition analyses and plots\par -- Align protein-encoding nucleic acid sequences through amino acid translation.\par -- ClustalW multiple sequence alignment (interface internal, external program by \par Des Higgins et. al.) with auto-update of aligned protein full titles and \par GenBank field information, as well as nucleotide coding sequence when aligned \par from a protein view of nucleotide sequences. \par -- Protein hydrophobicity/hydrophilicity plots\par -- Protein hydrophobic moment matrices calculated from 0-180 degrees\par -- Full choice of system fonts now available in edit window\par -- 'Revert to Saved' and 'undo' functions. \par -- Edit both amino acid and nucleic acid sequences.\par -- Easy point-and-click color table editing, with different tables for protein \par and nucleic acid sequences.\par -- Alignment-responsive shading based on information content of alignment positions.\par -- Identity / Similarity shading in alignment window with user-defined threshold.\par -- BioEdit currently reads and writes BioEdit, GenBank, Fasta, NBRF/PIR, \par Phylip 3.2 and Phylip 4 formats.\par -- Additionally reads (but does not write) Clustal and GCG formats\par -- Autodetect of sequence format -- just double click the file and go!\par -- Open and import sequences and alignments in any compatible format right\par from the clipboard\par -- Import/Export filter for 10 additional formats (Using Don Gilbert's ReadSeq).\par ReadSeq auto-detects the sequence format as well -- 64-bit port by Mathew D. Pagel\par -- Import/Append one file on to the end of another (regardless of file format).\par Import also auto-detects format\par -- Basic rich-text editor.\par -- Restriction mapping with any or all-frames translation, multiple enzyme and \par output options and circular DNA option. Manually choose custom lists of enzymes\par for restriction maps\par -- Choose restriction enzymes by manufacturer\par -- Auto-linking to your favorite Web Browser (e.g., Netscape or Internet Explorer).\par -- World Wide Web Bookmarks \par -- NCBI BLAST tools, including BLAST 2.0 Internet client and local BLAST with \par the ability to compile local databases from Fasta files\par -- Configurable formatted text print with dynamic print preview,\par -- Configurable formatted shaded graphical output with dynamic preview, identity \par and similarity shading, and ability to cut and paste directly to \par graphics/presentation program for generation of figures.\par -- Rich text export of formatted, shaded alignment.\par -- RNA secondary structure comparative analysis tools, including covariation, \par potential pairings, and mutual information analyses.\par -- 2-D matrix plotter for mutual information output with dynamic data viewing \par with the mouse pointer. (Also allows image copy/paste and bitmap save).\par -- View sections of very large matrices with plotter (tested on up to 5183x5183 \par matrix = 180 Mb file)\par -- Paste over sequence blocks and sequence titles\\par -- Search and replace in titles with wildcards\par -- Store taxonomy inforation for sequences and map taxonomies directly from master \par taxonomy tables\par -- Retrieve sequences and sequence-associated pubmed references directly from the WWW.\par \par ---------------------------------------------------------------------\par \par Accessory applications included with this installation \par (preconfigured for use with BioEdit):\par \par \tab\par \tab blastall -- Authors: Stephen Altschul, Warren Gish, Webb Miller, \par Eugene W. Myers and David J. Lipman \par \tab blasctcl3 -- Authors: Stephen Altschul, Warren Gish, Webb Miller, \par Eugene W. Myers and David J. Lipman \par \tab CAP -- Author: Xiaoqiu Huang\par \tab ClustalW -- Authors: Des Higgins, Toby Gibson, Julie Thompson.\par \tab\tab\tab\tab Rebuilt by Tom Hall (main code not modified) to run \par \tab\tab\tab\tab under Windows XP)\par \tab DNAdist -- Author: Joe Felsenstein\par \tab DNAml -- Author: Joe Felsenstein \par \tab DNAmlk -- Author: Joe Felsenstein\par \tab DNAPars -- Author: Joe Felsenstein\par \tab FastDNAml -- Authors: Gary J. Olsen, Hideo Matsuda, Ray Hagstrom, \par and Ross Overbeek \par \tab Fitch -- Author: Joe Felsenstein \par \tab formatdb -- Authors: Stephen Altschul, Warren Gish, Webb Miller, \par Eugene W. Myers and David J. Lipman \par \tab Kitsch -- Author: Joe Felsenstein \par \tab Neighbor -- Author: Joe Felsenstein\par \tab Proml -- Author: Joe Felsenstein \par \tab Protdist -- Author: Joe Felsenstein \par \tab Protpars -- Author: Joe Felsenstein \par \tab readSeq -- Author: Don Gilbert, 64-bit port by Mathew D. Pagel\par \tab TreeView -- Author: Roderic D.M. Page\par \par If distribution of any of these programs becomes a problem, any or all may have \par to be removed in future releases. However, the BioEdit configuration interface \par makes it relatively easy to add applications to the BioEdit Accessory Applications \par menu.\tab \par \par ---------------------------------------------------------------------\par Installing TreeView:\par \par TreeView is a phylogenetic tree viewing program written by Roderic \par D.M. Page. Previous versions of BioEdit included a distribution of\par the TreeView executable and supporting libraries in the apps folder. \par At the request of the author full TreeView installation is now \par distributed with BioEdit. This installation is contained within the \par file called TreeView.zip.\par \par To install TreeView, unzip the file to a temporary directory, then run\par the program called "setup.exe" which will be created. TreeView will \par install itself on your system.\par \par To configure TreeView to run through the accessory apps menu of BioEdit, \par choose Add/Remove/Modify an Accessory Application from the Accessory \par Application menu. In the "Name of Accessory" box, type \ldblquote TreeView\rdblquote . \par Press "Specify" next to the \ldblquote Program\rdblquote Box and browse to the new location \par for the TreeView.exe program. Check the box called \ldblquote Prompt for input\par file\rdblquote . In the \ldblquote General Description\rdblquote box, type \ldblquote TreeView version 1.5.2. \par Copyright Roderic D.M. Page, 1998. r.page@bio.gla.ac.uk. \par
\pard {{\field{*\fldinst{HYPERLINK http://www.taxonomy.zoology.gla.ac.uk/rod/rod.html }}{\fldrslt{http://www.taxonomy.zoology.gla.ac.uk/rod/rod.html\ul0\cf0}}}}\f0\fs18\rdblquote without any carriage \par returns. Then press \ldblquote Add / Modify\rdblquote at the bottom of the dialog. Upon \par closing the window, you will be prompted to have BioEdit close and restart. \par For more information on installing accessory applications, see Configuring \par and Using External Applications in the BioEdit on-line help.\par
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\pard\nowidctlpar\par Note For Windows 7, 64-bit users of TreeView:\par The version of TreeView distributed with BioEdit will not work correctly. \par Rod Page offers an updated version of TreeView at\par
\pard {{\field{*\fldinst{HYPERLINK http://darwin.zoology.gla.ac.uk/~rpage/treeviewx/download.html }}{\fldrslt{http://darwin.zoology.gla.ac.uk/~rpage/treeviewx/download.html\ul0\cf0}}}}\f0\fs18\par that does work well on this platform. To install this version such that \par it works with pre-configured Phylip accessory apps within BioEdit, it is \par best to override the default installation directory when installing \par TreeViewX to C:\Program Files\Rod Page\TreeView. You can then either \par 1.) Change the name of the file C:\Program Files\Rod Page\TreeView\tv.exe to \par C:\Program Files\Rod Page\TreeView\treev32.exe or 2.) modify accessory \par application configurations to point to C:\Program Files\Rod Page\TreeView\tv.exe.\par \par ---------------------------------------------------------------------\par \par Installing ReadSeq for 64-bit machines:\par Don Gilbert's original readSeq sequence converter was a 16-bit application and\par does not operate on 64-bit Windows machines, even in compatibility mode. \par Mathew D. Pagel has produced a Java-based port readSeq that worked flawlessly when\par I tested it. The original distribution of version 2.02 from \par {{\field{*\fldinst{HYPERLINK https://code.google.com/p/readseq/downloads/detail?name=ReadSeqv202.zip&can=2&q= }}{\fldrslt{https://code.google.com/p/readseq/downloads/detail?name=ReadSeqv202.zip&can=2&q=\ul0\cf0}}}}\f0\fs18\par is included in the BioEdit installation with the author's permission to allow users\par to install a compatible version of readSeq if they wish. Follow the instructions in\par the file "Instructions.txt" found in ReadSeqv202.zip within your BioEdit installation\par directory after installing BioEdit to install the updated port of readSeq.\par \par ---------------------------------------------------------------------\par \par BioEdit has not been regularly maintained for several years, however, a few \par updates have been made simply to keep the program generally functional.\par The following list is not complete because the time has not been available to \par adequately keep track. The help file has not been updated to reflect most changes:\par \par Since v7.2.6:\par -- Rebuilt program to restore Ctrl+Right click functionality for reference sequence choice.\par \par Since v7.2.4:\par -- Added functionality for https to fix download of sequence data from NCBI.\par \par Since v7.1.11:\par -- The dot-plot feature for pairwise sequence comparison was brought back by request from \par a user (Under Sequence->Pairwise alignment->Dot Plot (pairwise comparison).\par -- Taxonomy mapping from sequence title was brought back under Sequence->Phylogeny / \par Taxonomy->Extract Taxonomy->(three mapping options). Only bacterial and viral\par taxonomies are supported by default, but a custom table can be made by opening the file \par