On the SnapGene list of mammalian expression vectors scroll to pcDNA4/TO and click the link to go to the plasmid file where you can download the sequence and the annotation e.g. If you want to download SnapGene, you can use the link 'Visit the website'. By means of the mentioned application you will be able to perform at least the basic operations related with the listed files, such us opening, change or saving the file. I developed a small command line tool in PureBasic to perform this task over Windows 8/10 which is very simple to use. SnapGene has its own database of vector sequences.As an example, we will import the sequence of vector pcDNA4/T0. Get familiar with the list of file extensions supported by SnapGene. xml association file with DISM.exe, but they were a little extensive processes, after a deeper search and taking into account that my client needed a quick fix I found this little command line tool SetUserFTA.exe created by Christoph Kolbicz which complied with what was required and I opted to use momentarily, however I was intrigued to be able to include this method directly in an application developed in another language such as C++, AutoIt, Pascal or PowerShell.Īfter a couple of days fighting against Windows and doing some Google research, I manage to find the method that uses Windows internally and develop a code to implement in the application of my client. The first thing that comes to mind is to change it through the registry by editing the registry key UserChoice.
Snapgene viewer change default associated file extensions pdf#
pdf to Acrobat Reader DC on Windows 10, all in an automated way. The main problem is that in recent versions of Windows 8/10 This key is protected by a hash associated with the file type, and succeeding in editing it without generating the valid hash the association is automatically restored to the default application.ĭoing a quick search on Google I found some ways to do it, using GPO(Group Policy Object) or importing a. Recently one of my clients has asked me to change the default program associated with the extension.
ProgId entry is the Registered Application Id that handle the file type. Hash entry that is generated automatically by Windows to validate the integrity of file type association.
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