In article <3d736v$r5n at network.ucsd.edu>, Andrew Dizon <adizon at ucsd.edu> says:
>>Sorry to ask about the possibly already asked but....
>>I understand that there is software out there somewhere that
>essentially does the job that ABI's excessively expensive
>SeqEd and now Sequence Navigator does. This public domain software
>gives you the same direct access to the ABI 373A data for further
>analyses. For us, this is mainly alignment and sequence
>comparisons.
>>Any pointers to this software would be appreciated. (If it indeed
>exists.) We are one of the group users of a 373, but unfortunately
>this doesn't give us any access to analysis software short of the
>single sequence editor that comes with it. Sequence Navigator
>costs $4500, and this is the single user price. We need something
>affordable that we can legally clone for the many users of the
>machine.
>>Andrew
Try the network copy from Sequencer. But its $1300 per workstation key.Uwe
