<em>Add Temperature Factor annotation to alignment</em> - if
selected, values extracted from the Temperature Factor column for
the backbone atoms in the PDB file will be extracted as annotation
- lines shown on the alignment.
+ lines shown on the alignment.<br/><em>Since 2.11.2, scores from the Temperature Column for structures imported via the 3D-Beacons network may be shown instead as model quality or reliability scores.</em>
<p>
- <em>Default structure viewer</em> - choose Jmol or CHIMERA for
+ <em>Default structure viewer</em> - choose Jmol, CHIMERA, CHIMERAX or PYMOL for
viewing 3D structures.
<p>
- <em>Path to Chimera program</em> - Optional, as Jalview will search
- standard installation paths for Windows, Linux or MacOS. If you have
- installed Chimera in a non-standard location, you can specify it
- here, by entering the full path to the Chimera executable program.
- Double-click this field to open a file chooser dialog.
- <p>
+ <em>Path to Chimera/X/Pymol program</em> - Optional, as Jalview will search
+ standard installation paths for Windows, Linux or MacOS. If Jalview cannot locate the installation for your selected structure viewer, a dialog will be shown. If you have
+ installed the chosen viewer in a non-standard location, you can specify it
+ here, by entering the full path to its executable.<br/>For Chimera, locate the path to the chimera program, similarly for ChimeraX and Pymol. Rather than typing in the path, you can also <em>double-click this field</em> to open a file chooser dialog.</p>
<p>
<em>PDB Fields shown in Search and Structure Summaries</em> - ticks
in this table indicate fields shown by default when browsing results
browser application.
</p>
<p>
- <em>Proxy Server</em><br> If you normally use a proxy server
- for using the internet, you must tick the box "Use a Proxy
- Server" and enter the address and port details as necessary.
+ <em>Proxy Server</em><br>
+ There are three settings to choose from:<br>
+ <ul>
+ <li><em>No proxy servers</em> will configure Jalview to use a
+ direct internet connection.</li>
+ <li><em>System proxy servers</em> will configure Jalview to use
+ the proxy server passed to it by your system at startup.</li>
+ <li><em>Use these proxy servers:</em> allows you to set a custom
+ proxy server.</li>
+ </ul>
+ If you normally use a proxy server for using the internet, you must
+ choose one of <em>System proxy servers</em>, or if these have not been
+ passed correctly you should set your own proxy servers to use by selecting
+ <em>Use these proxy servers</em>.
+ You will then need to enter the host and port details as necessary.
Web Services will not work if you are using a proxy server and do
- not enter the settings here.
+ not choose the system proxy or enter your own settings here.<br>
+ There are separate host and port settings for HTTP and HTTPS proxies.
+ Often these are the same but you should enter the host and port into both
+ rows.<br>
+ You can also check the <em>Authentication required</em> box if your proxy
+ requires username and password authentication. You can enter both the
+ <em>Username</em> and <em>Password</em> but only the <em>Username</em> will
+ be stored in Jalview's preferences file, the password will only be stored
+ until the end of the current Jalview session.<br>
+ This means that if the proxy settings are still valid, Jalview will ask for
+ the password when it starts the next session.
</p>
<p>
<em>Usage statistics, Questionnaire and Version checks</em><br>
git://source.jalview.org / jalview.git / blobdiff