Status
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-Major New Features
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- * Build 381
- * Analysis "Save As" feature
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Features to be Implemented
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Mussa Python/PMW Prototype
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-First Python/PMW based protoype.
+First Python/PMW based prototype.
Mussa C++/FLTK
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Mac OS X
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-Once you have downloaded the .dmg file, double click on it and follow
-the install instructions.
-
-FIXME: Mention how to launch the program.
+ * Download .dmg file.
+ * Double click on .dmg file.
+ * Drag Mussa icon to your /Applications folder.
+ * Double Click on Mussa icon to open program.
Windows XP
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If you would like to see an example, you can load the
**mck3test.mupa** file in the examples directory that comes with
-Mussagl.
+Mussagl or read the `Step 5 - Create Analysis` section from the
+`Obtaining Input Data - Continued`_ section.
.. image:: images/load_mupa_dialog.png
:alt: Load Mussa Parameters Dialog
:align: center
+
Load an analysis
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The amount of sequence conservation shown will depend on how much your
sequences are related and the `dynamic threshold`_ you are using.
+To **deselect**, click and drag over any white area and then release
+the mouse button.
+
Blue conservation tracks
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The amount of sequence conservation shown will depend on how much your
sequences are related and the `dynamic threshold`_ you are using.
+To **deselect**, click and drag over any white area and then release
+the mouse button.
Zoom Factor
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Sub-analysis
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+Sub-analysis was created to allow you to analyze a sub-region using
+different parameters. This may allow you to find matches which may not
+have shown up with your initial settings.
+
To run a sub-analysis **highlight** a section of sequence and *right
click* on it and select **Add to subanalysis**. To the same for the
sequences shown in orange in the screenshot below. Note that you **are