Snp Viewer Files

SnpViewer v0.9.2

23 July 2013

This version includes multiple bug fixes compared to v0.9.1, most relate to the Windows version. If using the installer for Windows it is recommended that you uninstall the previous version using the uninstaller at "C:\Users[your username]\App Data\Local\SnpViewer" before reinstalling. Snp Viewer will appear in your Start Menu in the sub folder "Snp Viewer" rather than "David Parry".

Fixes include:

-Fixed a problem on all platforms where the interface gets stuck after removing all Affected or all Unaffected samples.

-Fixed a JavaFX related problem with Windows where the program window resizes slightly during drawing of sample SNPs causing a slightly innacurate image._

-Fixed an issue with Windows where deletion of files relating to a removed sample might fail.

-Fixed an issue where failure to delete files would break a project.

-Check box next to Hide Saved Regions is now more clearly visible.

Many of these issues exist because I do not use Windows for day-to-day work. Bug reports for this (or any other platform) are most welcome.

SnpViewer v0.9.2

SnpViewer aims to be a simple, easy-to use program that enables the viewing and analysis of Affymetrix SNP chip data for autozygosity mapping.

Installation

Mac OS X: Download the SnpViewer-MacOSX-0.9.2.dmg Disk Image. Double click the downloaded Disk Image and drag the SnpViewer icon into the Applications folder. On Mac OS X 10.8 (Mountain Lion) you may need to ensure that you allow applications from unidentified developers by going to “System Preferences”, clicking “Security & Privacy” and below the heading “Allow applications downloaded from:” selecting “Anywhere”. This simply allows you to install my application on your machine without me having to pay Apple a fee to get a code-signing ID.

Windows installer: Download and open the “SnpViewer-0.9.2-Windows64bit-installer.exe” file. Once finished, SnpViewer should be available from your Start menu. If you need to locate the installation directory (e.g. to uninstall or if you remove the Start menu shortcut) the folder should be located at “C:\Users[your username]\App Data\Local\SnpViewer”.

Windows zip file: Download and extract the SnpViewer-Windows64bit-0.9.2.zip file and extract in a directory of your choosing. Double-click the extracted SnpViewer.exe to run.

Linux deb: Install using ‘sudo dpkg -i SnpViewer-0.9.2.x86_64_linux.deb’. Graphical install also works fine on debian using gdebi. Ubuntu’s Software Centre will complain about the .deb but will install fine if you choose the “ignore and install” option. The executable will be installed to “/opt/SnpViewer” and a .desktop file created in “/usr/share/applications”. To uninstall use ‘sudo apt-get remove snpviewer’.

Linux tarballs: Extract the tar.bz2 file in a directory of your choosing and run the executable from the newly created SnpViewer directory.

SnpViewer

Currently only human genomes hg19/b37 and hg18/b36 are supported. SnpViewer also currently requires input files to be in the birdseed format as produced by Affymetrix Genotyping Console containing the "Chromosome", "Chromosomal Position", "Call Codes", "dbsnp rs id" fields. Support for other formats may be added if there is sufficient demand.

SnpViewer was developed by David A. Parry in spare time. I'm a geneticist/molecular biologist at the University of Leeds with no formal training in programming or computer science but have made this program in the hope that it is useful for people like me who often make use of autozygosity mapping in genetic studies, have fairly simple requirements of their analysis programs and would like to be able to run their program on various different operating systems.

If you find this program useful and use it for a paper ***please cite the URL https://sourceforge.net/projects/snpviewer/ ***

Thanks!

Snp Viewer - a program for viewing SNP data and identifying regions of homozygosity

Copyright (C) 2013 David A. Parry

d.a.parry@leeds.ac.uk | https://sourceforge.net/projects/snpviewer/

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