![]() ![]() One quirk of BioEdit is that if you double click a data file it will open in a new copy of BioEdit, not in an existing one. The regular copy and paste features work between copies of the program, but copying and pasting sequences does not. If you need to copy and paste between copies of the program select the sequences, go Edit, Copy Sequences to clipboard (FASTA Format). In the other copy of BioEdit I usually go File, New from Clipboard. I then select those sequences (control-shift-a), cut (control-shift-c) or copy them (control-a) and paste them (control-s) to the desired BioEdit file. The reason why I paste them to a new file first is that importing from the clipboard (File, Import from Clipboard) will place them at the bottom of your file, which is usually not where I want them be. Once I have edited all of my chromatograms I copy the. Note that I have changed or set many menu short cuts (see BioEdit stuff to change after installation below) to make things quicker, thus these instructions are based on these changes. seq files exported from Chromas go File, Import, Sequence alignment file, browse to the correct directory, change file type to all, and select the files (.seq) exported from Chromas (in the open file box it often helps to change the view type to details, then click on type to group them all together). If you wish to keep them in the same order as they are in your directory then click on the bottom sequence file first, then click on the top one while holding the shift key. ![]()
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