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Appended is version 1.01 of the SeqSimPresenter HyperCard stack. Fixed are
a bug in the amino acid crosstable "Export" script, a bug in the "Save
Table" script and an error in an aa crosstable (F/F in the Dayhoff matrix).

The program has been archived/compressed with DropStuff (StuffIt format)
and BinHex'd by Eudora. It should go into /molbio/mac and replace the
previous version of the program.

The SeqSimPresenter converts a set of aligned sequences to bars of varying
shades of gray which correspond to the degree of sequence identity or
similarity. The conversion permits the presentation of large alignments
(long sequences and complete protein superfamilies) in a compact form and
allows a fast and intuitive recognition of the amount, extension, and
distribution of conserved regions. It is primarily intended for the display
of sequence relationships in plenary talks. A description of the program
has been published in Comput. Appl. Biosci. 10, 179-183 (1994)