View structure annotations with this program. BioEditor is a standalone Windows program that can be used with Windows NT, Windows ME and Windows 2000 operating systems. BioEditor contains features that enable the user to enter text, graphics, sequence, dynamic structural images and references. Many features link directly to resources on the World Wide Web.

It is designed to be used by structural scientists reporting and evaluating their data, as well as by educators and students who are seeking to relate structure to function in biological macromolecules. The interface consists of a series of drop-down menus and toolbars and three working areas: folders, comments and palette. The current version of BioEditor contains six types of entries:
1. Authors
2. Topics
3. Structures
4. Sequences
5. Graphics
6. References

When Bioeditor is opened, you will see an empty Bioeditor file that looks like this. By saving this to your hard drive, you have taken the first step toward preparing a structure documentary with Bioeditor. Once you have saved the .bio file, you are ready to start populating the folders.

The license of this software is Freeware, you can free download and free use this graphing software.