Veronique Delesalle

Evan Merkhofer

Veronique Delesalle
Figure it out! Completely forgot to update before doing auto-annotation! What a dunce!
But if somebody does have a document with things to know about running DNAMaster on a mac, I still would love that. :-)

I'm having the same issue, and I have updated the version of WINE. I'm running version 5.23.2, Build 2537, updated Dec. 11, 2017. When I auto-annotate, I get no features in my file. Has anyone else had this problem?'

Evan

After you updated, did you change the Gene Prediction and Secure Connection "preferences"?
See the DNAMaster_Update document of September 2017. Veronique

Veronique Delesalle
Figure it out! Completely forgot to update before doing auto-annotation! What a dunce!
But if somebody does have a document with things to know about running DNAMaster on a mac, I still would love that. :-)

Karen Klyczek

Evan Merkhofer
I have a non-installation question about DNA Master WINE. We're going to try to use the WINE version this year; last year my IT department tried to use a network-based virtual interface so students didn't have to install a virtual machine and windows, and it was not very successful. I can run WINE on my Mac (Yosemite), but how do people resize the gene list in the features window? I cannot seem to right-click using my MacBook Air trackpad, has anyone found a workaround?

Hi Evan,

This issue came up for a few folks at the bioinformatics workshop. What seemed to work is to change the settings in System Preferences > Trackpad to turn on the two-finger "secondary" click (see screen shot attached) - that appears to be the equivalent of a right click.

Karen