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#Please insert up references in the next lines (line starts with keyword UP)
UP arb.hlp
UP glossary.hlp
UP pt_server.hlp
#Please insert subtopic references (line starts with keyword SUB)
#SUB subtopic.hlp
# Hypertext links in helptext can be added like this: LINK{ref.hlp|http://add|bla@domain}
#************* Title of helpfile !! and start of real helpfile ********
TITLE Nearest relatives of SELECTED
OCCURRENCE ARB_NT/Search/More search/Search Next Relatives of SELECTED Species in PT Server
DESCRIPTION Scans PT_SERVER database for the nearest relatives
of the currently selected species.
See LINK{next_neighbours_common.hlp} for a description of the used algorithm
and common parameters.
When you press the SEARCH button, the next relatives of the selected species are listed
in the Hits-box.
If you check 'Auto on selection change' the search will start everytime the currently
selected species changes.
Then number of species listed there is limited by the number given in
the 'Results' field. Enter 0 to get unlimited output.
You may also limit the listed relatives by specifying a required minimal score.
When you press the 'Move to hitlist' button, the species list is transferred to
the species search result list, where you're able to apply further actions to the
found relatives.
* Depending on the settings of 'Search/Add/Keep species' in the main query-window
the species list is either replaced, added or kept.
* Depending on the setting of 'that match/don't match the query' either the list of
found relatives is applied or the rest of the species.
When you press the 'Mark hits' button, all species listed in the 'Hits' list will be
marked (and all other species will be unmarked).
If you check 'Auto' behind the 'Mark hits' button this will be done automatically
after each search.
NOTES Try auto-mark together with auto-search!
EXAMPLES None
WARNINGS None
BUGS No bugs known yet
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