Lanes and bands can be interactively added and deleted if necessary. The result is a text report listing the approximated molecular weights of the molecules. To get started, you will need to open the UnStuffit application to decompress the GelReader application, documentation, and sample files. This version has been completely rewriten, and now provides a much more intuitive user interface. Creating, deleting and editing standards is now much easier, and assigning standards to lanes in a gel has been greatly improved.
Profiles now appear in the same window with the gel.
You may superimpose several profiles in the same view. You can also save a gel file, its' lanes and bands and its notebook into an HDF file. When you open the HDF file again, you will see all the lanes and bands that were there when you saved it, and the notebook will still be intact. Multiplexing is also supported now. You can run standards and unknowns in the same lane, probe for the knowns and generate the image, then probe for the unknowns and generate a separate image.