thanks for the information. I did it, but another problem started.
I moved the Modeller9v7 folder to Desktop and now when I tried to run the command mod9v7, the following message appears:
'mod9v7' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file.
I also tried to move Python 26 in the same
folder. However, it stops to work. In addition, when Python is in Program files folder and I try to run some example from Modeller (for example: salign_multiple.py) using IDLE, I got the following message:
Import Error: no module named modeller
So, what should I do? I'm sorry, but I'm really confused how to use Modeller in the Windows Vista platform.
Manoel Arcisio-Miranda wrote: > I am beginner in modeling of proteins. I downloaded the Modeller 9v7 (Windows package) and I am following the tutorials. I just started the Basic Modeling tutorial, but when I type any command at the command
line, for example: mod9v7 build_profile.py, the following message appear: > > Cannot open logfile build_profile.log: Permission denied
Windows Vista has stricter security than older versions of Windows; it won't let you write into a directory that you don't own, so it won't let Modeller create log files there (or any other output files, such as models). Make a new directory, put the files there, use the 'cd' command to change into it, and then run 'mod9v7'. Don't run things directly out of the Modeller install directory.