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TreeView manual 11/10/04 3:10 PM The Layout button displays a dialog box where you can specify how many trees per page you want (upto 100), whether you want to display the names of the trees, and whether the trees are drawn left to right or top to bottom. Help menu Help On the Mac this appears under the menu, in Windows it appears on the Help menu. Chosing this command will launch your Web browser and display the help pages for <strong>TREEVIEW</strong>. This command requires that you have a properly configured Web browser and an Internet connection on your machine. For more details click here. Release history 1.6.0 February 10 2000 Both Bug introduced in 1.6.5 caused problems reading taxon names that had a mixture of letters and numbers. Now fixed. 1.6.0 February 10 2000 Both http://taxonomy.zoology.gla.ac.uk/rod/treeview/treeview_manual.html#_Toc356614792 Page 10 of 16
TreeView manual 11/10/04 3:10 PM Windows A toplogy-dependent bug related to 2 below meant that sometimes rooting the same unrooted tree topology with the same outgroup would yield a slightly different rooted tree. (Ross H Crozier, Daiske Honda, Matthew Rain). This was because an internal branch would sometimes be erroneously deleted when the tree was rerooted. The broken link to TreeBase has been fixed (Gregor Hagedorn). Negative branch lengths are now set to zero, so that the tree does not have "backwards" branches (Paul Lewis, Tosak Seelanan, Ågot Aakra) TreeView now handles NONA files with taxon names, providing those names start with a letter and don't contain extra symbols such as '-'. (Joshua S. Layne, Wilbert Hetterscheid) The Define Outgroup dialog box has been improved to make it easier to use. The current settings in the Print Trees dialog box are now saved everytime you use it, so if you have a layout you like, you don't have to continually reset the number of trees per page, tree style, etc. (Jennifer Steinbachs) Toolbar tidied up with some extra buttons added. A bug restricted to the Windows version would sometimes render the program almost invisible except as an icon on the Taskbar. This usually resulted if TreeView had not exited properly and had corrupted its settings in the Windows Registry (Matthew Pocock, among others). Toolbar now has tooltips. The often reported problem of TreeView failing to start at all on some Windows machines is due to TreeView needing a printer driver installed (see the FAQ Why won't TreeView for Windows start? ). TreeView still needs a driver, but will give an error message altering you to the problem, rather than just crashing. This problem usually arose if people installed TreeView on a new PC without any printer drivers installed. 1.5.3 November 25 1998 MacOS Incompatibility with MacOS 8.5 fixed (picture buttons would not display properly, and print preview in the Print Trees dialog no longer worked). 1.5 February 23 1998 Both MacClade/COMPONENT-style tree editor, improved drawing of unrooted trees, copy/ paste tree descriptions to/ from Clipboard, support for MEGA tree format, import list of taxon names, access to TreeBASE via Web browser. 1.4 6 March 1997 Both Support for bigger trees (500 taxa), printing a tree over more than one page, printing more than one tree per page (the Print Trees command). Status bar added. Mac http://taxonomy.zoology.gla.ac.uk/rod/treeview/treeview_manual.html#_Toc356614792 Page 11 of 16
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