Installation of GPMAW version 12.10

Note: Replaced by version 12.11

Released on February 10, 2019.

The following installation files will all install the same version of GPMAW on your system, but due to variations in Windows and access rights of users, a number of different install programs are presented.

Upgrade of GPMAW.
Download for 32-bit Windows. (file name ‘GPupdate32.exe’).
Download for 64-bit Windows. (file name ‘GPupdate64.exe’).
This will only install the executable file, help file and documentation. This is the file with the smallest footprint and is recommended for upgrading..
Note: This is not a complete system and is only useful for upgrading an existing system. A zipped version of the two update files is available (GPupdate.zip). Click for download.

All install systems mentioned below are full installs and need the license file (gpmaw.lcs) in order to complete installation.
To perform an installation you should download to a temporary directory, copy your license file (‘gpmaw.lcs’) to the same directory, and then activate (double-click) the .exe file.

32-bit installer (file name ‘GPsetup32.exe’). Click for download.
Standard installer for 32-bit Windows. You need to include ‘gpmaw.lcs’ file in the same directory as the setup file in order to get a working system.

64-bit installer (file name ‘GPsetup64.exe’). Click for download.
Standard installer for 64-bit Windows. You need to include ‘gpmaw.lcs’ file in the same directory as the setup file in order to get a working system.

A zipped version of the two installer files is available (GPsetup.zip). Click for download.

If you want to have a look at the full manual, you can find it here.

Version 12.10 has been replaced by 12.11 due to a couple of errors: An error in storage of accession numbers resulted in the sequence editor behaving erratically. The simple ms/ms editor showed fragments with one more charge than specified.

All the downloads above now refers to version 12.11.

New and changed features in version 12.10/12.11.

See also on-line help and manual for more details:

•   Search | Peptide sequence coverage map
•   For ClustalW: if accession number is defined, this will be first part of alignment name.
•   15N possible in cross-linked peptides (B-protein only)
•   Mark selected mass values in ms/ms sequence of peptides.
•   Better ms/ms fragmentation of disulfide-linked peptides (2 and 3 peptides). Also partially reduced included.
•   Peptide parameters from list of peptides
•   Save list of peptides from peptide digest
•   Theoretical ms/ms spectrum changed
•   Running multiple mgf samples in msms search
•   Error in Edit sequence coverage corrected

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