Before MacVector 13 all the results windows could sometimes get in the way. Some tools, such as the restriction enzyme tool, can generate up to six different results windows. Such as a list of all enzymes that cut a sequence, a list of all non-cutters, a restriction map, etc.. This is all useful information and you do not have to view every one but even in this day of large 27″ Retina monitors your display real estate is important and you do not want clutter!
So now all of the old style results windows have been redesigned for easier visualization of multiple analysis.
The results from every analysis of a sequence are collected into a single tabbed window to reduce screen clutter. But you can tear off any tab into its own window when you want to compare results side-by-side. You can easily keep results windows open for many different sequences at the same time. The output from each analysis is only dismissed when you want.
So you have the same amount of useful information that’s just a mouse click away.
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Cool info. But there is no such thing as a 27″ Retina monitor.
You are right! For some reason, when writing this blog post, I thought that the 27″ iMac had a Retina screen! However, you are right and it does not!