In article <strom.42 at u.washington.edu> strom at u.washington.edu (Mark S. Strom) writes:
>There's been a number of articles posted recently on Macaw, but none seem to
>touch on the problem described below.
>>I've recently tried out Macaw 1.05 using Windows 3.1 for sequence alignment
>of several related proteins. I really like the color schematic and
>alignments it gives-in fact, I like it so much I want to make
>color slides/transparencies of a set for a presentation. However, this
>doesn't seem to be easily done. The only way to export a file (that I can
>see) is as a text file. Does anyone know how the screen output could be
>imported into a graphics program such as Harvard Graphics? I know there
>are commercial screen capture programs for Windows that might do this, but
>I'm a little short of cash right now 8^).
>>I have written to Greg Schuler at NCBI for the manual, and maybe this is
>explained in there, but I thought I'd give this newsgroup a shot too.
>Thanks to all who may be able to help.
>Mark, anything you can show on a screen in Windows 3.1 is capable of
being captured as a bitmap. I haven't got the details here right now,
but I'll follow it up with a post tomorrow. BTW Aldus Persuasion or
MS Powerpoint are great for making color slides for talks !
Robert Coelen
Dept of Microbiology
University of Western Australia
