On 5/8/13 6:24 PM, zugunder wrote:
OK, thank you, now it is clear.
So, that's what I've done so far:
1. Got a dsspold binary for Linux (unfortunately, 32bit only).
2. Renamed it into dssp, moved to /usr/local/bin and made it executable with
chmod a+x
3. Because of dsspold being 32bit (giving an error on a wrong ELF
descriptor) I installed 32-bit glibc library.
4. Ran a command, got an xpm output and converted it into .eps with g_xpm2ps
5. The both images are compressed vertically - i.e. Y axis is very short, so
it is not possible to resolve any changes in structure at all.
So I have a question to #5 - did I need to specify any additional
parameters?
You can adjust dimensions using an .m2p file. The online manual has an example.
-Justin
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