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05-05-2005:

InterProScan v4.1 has been improved for local installations and bugs have been
fixed as well. New feature has been included now, a 'taxonomy' post filtering.
This option allow the user to filter his/her results based on taxonomy list found
in the InterPro entries. This option require that you use the 'iprlookup' option.
This version also include new application 'Panther'. Check the README.


29-11-2004:

InterProScan v4.0 package is a new one with bug fixes and improvements.
If you arleady downloaded this package few days ago, then it could have some 
differences with this new one. 	t is recommended to download and reinstall 
the new one.


10-11-2004:

InterProScan is ready to use new alogorithm of PIRSF database
memeber. However, the data are not available yet, so when you install
InterProScan, the prompt will ask you if you want to use it, just answer
no otherwise you could have problems.
Sorry for the late warning.

01-11-2004: tuco at ebi.ac.uk

New release of InterProScan v4.0.
This new version is a beta version. It comes without
any warranty. Some bugs (maybe a lot) can still be present.
It you installed it and found bugs, please report them to:
interhelp at ebi.ac.uk.
This version has been tested with the last data available from
each InterPro databases memebers.
DATA: You can use the actual data (iprscan_DATA_8.0.tar.gz) to use this 
new iprscan version. However, CATH is now supported in the new version
of InterProScan, so you will need to download CATH data from 4.0
directory (Cath.hmm.tar.gz).
Copy the arhive into your iprscan/data direcotry and uncompress and untar.
It should create CAth.hmm file.


08-12-2003 : tuco at ebi.ac.uk

Dear users, 

Here you can find some of the latest versions of InterProScan
Perl core packages.
In theorie each package should work correctly with any data
and binaries archives. But it could have some problems
due to several changes during InterProScan evolution and bugs
fixing. If you have any problems or suggestions or comment
please feel free to send an email to interhelp at ebi.ac.uk

The InterPro Team.

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