GeneDisplay

by Clark Riley
   Howard Hughes Medical Institute
   Department of Molecular Biology and Genetics
   725 North Wolfe Street, 808 PCTB
   Baltimore, Maryland  21205

   "clark_riley@qmail.bs.jhu.edu"
   (410) 955-7897

     GeneDisplay is a _SIMPLE_, very fast editor and formatter for DNA and
peptide sequences.  It's normal input is a text file.  GeneDisplay removes
non-alphabetic characters from the text stream and allows LIMITED line
numbering, lengths, etc.  See the balloon help for each menu item.  Text
is limited to 32 K because the program uses Apples TextEdit routines.  A
future version will remove this restriction.  ANY file may be opened with 
GeneDisplay by dragging the file onto the program (System 7) or by selecting
GeneDisplay and the file together and Opening from Finder (System 6).  I have
done very little checking of file errors, so it will often open files that
other programs won't.  This can be useful.
     Enjoy.  Source code (pure assembly) is available from the author.
Free distribution is allowed as long as this ReadMe accompanies the file.
Commercial distribution is prohibited without the express written permission
of the author.

Clark Riley, July 1993