Ewan Birney <birney at sanger.ac.uk> writes:
> There is the problem that SRS is a complex beast, and tough to document.
>> But I would give anything for
>> a) losing the stupid frames format of the help pages
> b) having a nice hardcopy (latex?) representation
Anything Ewan?? As you are just up the corridor, I'll give some
thought to my prize for suggesting the following:
a) no frames
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You can lose the frames by going for just the manual section of
interest. For example, using NetScape:
Go to the SRS top page:
http://www.sanger.ac.uk/srs5/
Go to the SRS manual page:
http://www.sanger.ac.uk/srs51/man/srsman.html
In the left hand frame (list of sections) Middle-button click on the one
you want, for exmaple SRSWWW for the Web server interface, and it
will pop up in a new frame-free window
http://www.sanger.ac.uk/srs51/man/mtoc_srswww.html
... magically, you are reading that section without frames.
b) printed copy
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Middle-button Click on *any* link in the table of contents to bring up
the manual text in a new window.
http://www.sanger.ac.uk/srs51/man/mi_srswww.html#intro
Then print from NetScape and you have a printed manual.
P.S. Note for Chris Upton (who started this thread) : Kate Neill sends
her regards :-)
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