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TreeView manual Save as 11/10/04 3:10 PM Enables you to saves the tree(s) to a file with a different name using a number of different formats. The default is a NEXUS file with TAXA and TREES blocks, however you can also save just the TREES block, or write a PHYLIP or Hennig86 style tree file. The dialog box (Macintosh version shown above) also gives you control over whether the trees have branch length information and internal labels (if available), and if you’ve defined an outgroup you can choose to root the trees before saving them. Save as graphic Saves a picture of the current tree as a PICT file (Macintosh) or Windows Metafile (Windows). These formats can be read by most graphics programs and word processors. The picture is scaled to fit onto the current page setting (these can be changed using Print setup). Import submenu The Import submenu lists commands that access trees in formats other than the standard ones the Open command can read. List of taxon names This command reads in a list of taxon names, one per line, and constructs a star tree for them. You can then use TREEVIEW's tree editor to edit the tree. This command provides a quick way of creating trees from lists of taxa. The file containing the taxa must be an ASCII text file with one taxon name per line, e.g.: taxon one taxon two http://taxonomy.zoology.gla.ac.uk/rod/treeview/treeview_manual.html#_Toc356614792 Page 6 of 16
TreeView manual 11/10/04 3:10 PM taxon tree taxon four Search TreeBASE Chosing this command will launch your Web browser and display the search page for the TreeBASE data base. You can Paste trees from NEXUS files in TreeBASE straight into TREEVIEW from your browser. This command requires that you have a properly configured Web browser and an Internet connection on your machine. For more details click here. Print setup Set the page orientation and choose a printer. Print preview Displays how the tree will appear on the printed page. From version 1.4 you can print a tree over more than one page. Chose a value from the popup menu to the right of the Close button. Print Print the current tree. Quit Exit TREEVIEW. Edit menu Copy Copies the current tree to the Clipboard as both a picture and a text description. The picture is scaled to fit onto the current page setting (these can be changed using Print setup), and can be pasted into another application (e.g., graphics program or word processor). The tree description is in standard "nested parentheses" form, and can be pasted into other applications (e.g., the text editors in PAUP and COMPONENT), or into TREEVIEW itself. In programs that support both text and pictures (e.g., word processors) you may need to use that program's Paste special command (or its equivalent) to select either the picture of the tree or its text description. Paste http://taxonomy.zoology.gla.ac.uk/rod/treeview/treeview_manual.html#_Toc356614792 Page 7 of 16
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