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Download MPSA and if you have questions, see MPSA homepage, MPSA on-line help or contact us.

Configure your web browser:

• Netscape (download; home)
• Netscape 3.xx and older version:
1. Select Options | General Preferences... from Netscape main menu.
2. Select Helpers and click on the "New..." button.
3. Type in the information for:
• Description of type: MPSA file format
• Suffix: mpsa,aln,sec,seq,bseq
• MIME type: chemical/x-mpsa
• Application to use ("Handle By" heading):
1. Select the Application radio button.
2. Click the Browse button, find MPSA binary, and double-click on it.
3. The path to MPSA will appear.
4. [UNIX] Put a space character after this path and add the string "-s   -f   %s"
4. Click on OK.
• Netscape 4.xx and newer version:
1. Select Edit | Preferences from Communicator main menu.
2. [UNIX,PC] Double-click on Navigator to expand the list.
   [Mac] Click on the little triangle at the left of Navigator to expand the list.
3. Select Applications and click on the "New Type" button.
4. Type in the information for:
• Description of type: MPSA file format
• Suffix: mpsa,aln,sec,seq,bseq
• MIME type: chemical/x-mpsa
• Application to use ("Handle By" heading):
1. Select the Application radio button.
2. Click the Browse button, find MPSA binary, and double-click on it.
3. The path to MPSA will appear.
4. [UNIX] Put a space character after this path and add the string "-s   -f   %s"
5. Click on OK.


• Internet Explorer (download; home)
  • Select View | Options from IExplorer main menu.
  • Select Programs and click on the "File types..." button in the Viewer heading.
  • Click on the "Add..." button.
  • Type in the information for:
    • Description: MPSA file format
    • MIME type: chemical/x-mpsa
    • Suffix: mpsa
    • Encoding: click on Text
    • Helper application:
      1. Click the Browse button, find MPSA binary, and double-click on it.
      2. The path to MPSA will appear.
  • Click on OK.

Then, work on NPS@ and download data in MPSA