BioEdit is not able to found the archive even trying to open directly from the archive. "File not Found"
Answer by
Usha Kumari
No, this is not a spam message. The question is related to the software program BioEdit for Windows, specifically about an error when opening FASTA and AB1 files. It seems that the program is unable to find the files even when trying to open them directly from the archive. The error message displayed is "File not Found.
Right now running an alignment my CPU is be utilized around 35-38%. I set the priority to 'realtime' and 'high' and the utilization is the same. Is there a way to increase the core utilization to more than the 35-38%?
Answer by
Swati Dubey
It is not recommended to increase the CPU utilization beyond the capabilities of your computer as it may cause system instability and damage. However, you can try running BioEdit on a computer with higher processing power to increase the core utilization.
No, the software is not available for Mac OSX. I've checked and it appears that the software isn't even supported and maintained anymore. It can be considered as being discontinued even if there are downloads available.
This also means there won't be a version for Mac OSX in the future as well.
The only way to run the software is by installing Windows through Bootcamp or virtualize it using Parallels Desktop, or you could try Wine Bottler, the famous app that can run Windows software without having Windows installed.
After doing the multiple alignment of sequences, I click on the option "Graphic View" but I get this error message: "Operation not supported on selected printer". How can I fix it?
Answer by
Stephen Prastman
The application is configured to use the default printer. If you receive that messages, it means that the default printer is not supported for what you are trying to do. Go to Control Panel > Hardware and Sound > Devices and Printers. Right click the printer you use most and then select Default Printer. After this operation, the BioEdit application should work normally.
I am a lecturer at Nursing college on the Ergonomics. my own backbone X ray images taken in the Orthopedic surgery. So i would like to open DVD file and check it and show my students.
I have a problem with the application ClustalW within BioEdit. When I try to start a multiple alignment in the menu "Accessory Application" it does not run and show me this message: "There was an error running Clustal. Apparently, not all of the output sequences were created.". How can I fix it?
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Answer by
Roland Diskayne
Try consulting with official website of the developer or contacting him via stated e-mail.
There is no information related to the way you can add a reference for BioEdit. I've checked their website, and it appears that they've ceased support for the program. I've also downloaded the license and there was no details.
BioEdit is not able to found the archive even trying to open directly from the archive. "File not Found"
No, this is not a spam message. The question is related to the software program BioEdit for Windows, specifically about an error when opening FASTA and AB1 files. It seems that the program is unable to find the files even when trying to open them directly from the archive. The error message displayed is "File not Found.
Yes, there is a silent switch to install the BioEdit application on Windows.
Right now running an alignment my CPU is be utilized around 35-38%. I set the priority to 'realtime' and 'high' and the utilization is the same. Is there a way to increase the core utilization to more than the 35-38%?
It is not recommended to increase the CPU utilization beyond the capabilities of your computer as it may cause system instability and damage. However, you can try running BioEdit on a computer with higher processing power to increase the core utilization.
It appears to be due to a recent Windows update
Is Bioedit available for Macbook Pro?
No, the software is not available for Mac OSX. I've checked and it appears that the software isn't even supported and maintained anymore. It can be considered as being discontinued even if there are downloads available.
This also means there won't be a version for Mac OSX in the future as well.
The only way to run the software is by installing Windows through Bootcamp or virtualize it using Parallels Desktop, or you could try Wine Bottler, the famous app that can run Windows software without having Windows installed.
The primary executable application hasn't been updated since 2013 and supporting applications date back to 1993.
sorry, it is free so no necessary to buy.
After doing the multiple alignment of sequences, I click on the option "Graphic View" but I get this error message: "Operation not supported on selected printer". How can I fix it?
The application is configured to use the default printer. If you receive that messages, it means that the default printer is not supported for what you are trying to do. Go to Control Panel > Hardware and Sound > Devices and Printers. Right click the printer you use most and then select Default Printer. After this operation, the BioEdit application should work normally.
I am a lecturer at Nursing college on the Ergonomics. my own backbone X ray images taken in the Orthopedic surgery. So i would like to open DVD file and check it and show my students.
I have a problem with the application ClustalW within BioEdit. When I try to start a multiple alignment in the menu "Accessory Application" it does not run and show me this message: "There was an error running Clustal. Apparently, not all of the output sequences were created.". How can I fix it?
Try consulting with official website of the developer or contacting him via stated e-mail.
There is no information related to the way you can add a reference for BioEdit. I've checked their website, and it appears that they've ceased support for the program. I've also downloaded the license and there was no details.
I recommend checking their website to obtain additional information about this: http://www.mbio.ncsu.edu/bioedit/bioedit.html