Note: windows may need manually resizing. Also, use the Help buttons within each window (equivalent to the pink '?' symbol on the TOC)

CML created from a SwissProt file (see demo under The MIME examples).

The TOC shows a Swiss Prot file where almost all of the components have been captured as subobjects. Try clicking in the rightmost icon for:

• SEQ ('S-E-Q' to display the sequence.). This has been annotated with all the FEATURE information in the file. The disulphide bridges are shown in yellow, the chain fragments as grey and red bars, and variants as coloured ovals. Click on any of these and there will usually be a brief message in the message box.
• BIBLIST displays the bibliography. Click on the XLIST icon (after 'BIBLIST') to see a complete display or open up the lists and click on individual items.
• Open up 'Annotation' to see a wide range of information included in the file. This is a good demonstration that CML is a lossless means of transmitting information.