Do I have to save the contig every time I assemble some samples?
No. DNA Baser Assembler will automatically save the contig for you at the end of the assembly process. After you have pressed the ‘Start assembly’ button the program will automatically trim bad ends, assemble the contig, correct the errors and save the contig to. This is just one of the many automations you will find in DNA Baser Assembler.
No. DNA Baser Assembler will automatically save the contig for you at the end of the assembly process. After you have pressed the ‘Start assembly’ button the program will automatically trim bad ends, assemble the contig, correct the errors and save the contig to. This is just one of the many automations you will find in DNA Baser Assembler. I have an error saying: Cannot open file… The process cannot access the file because it is being used by another process” or “EFOpenError”. DNA Baser does not lock the files that it opens. This way it allows you to open the same file multiple times without generation sharing violations. However, other programs do not allow you to do that. For example if you open a FASTA file in Microsoft Word, Word will lock that file. Any other program that will try to open it will fail as long as the file is opened in Word. We recently created a workaround this issue but works only for FASTA/SEQ/TXT files. The SCF and ABI files are still under this restriction. Wo
