PostScript processor for Maligned available

[CLARK at GALEN.OCI.UTORONTO.CA]

	A post-processor called Malform which converts the output from 
Maligned to a form suitable for PostScript printers in now available. 
(Maligned makes it easy to edit multiple sequence alignments because the 
matching regions are highlighted on the screen and are redisplayed when the 
alignment is changed.) Malform, like Maligned, runs on VAX/VMS systems, and 
they will generate these font styles for a PostScript laser printer: 
normal, bold, italics, reverse (white letters on a black background), 
outline, crosshatch, hash, lightgrey, darkgrey and faint. Maligned can use 
three highlighting styles (plus normal) at once to show different levels of 
matching.

	Malform can be obtained by anonymous FTP from MENUDO.UH.EDU (look 
for /pub/genbank-server/vms/malform.uue) or from FTP.BIO.INDIANA.EDU (look 
for /Incoming/malform.uue or /Incoming/malform.zoo), or from the EMBL 
fileserver by sending the message GET VAX_SOFTWARE:MALFORM.UUE to 
NETSERV at EMBL.BITNET or NETSERV at EMBL-HEIDELBERG.DE.

	If there are any questions concerning Malform or Maligned, I'll be 
happy to help with them.


Steve Clark

clark at galen.oci.utoronto.ca    (Internet)
clark at utoroci                  (NetNorth/Bitnet)