What is ET Viewer?

ET Viewer

ET Viewer is a super easy-to-use software that lets you peek into the content of PDB archives. If you've ever needed to check out these files without all the fuss, this tool is for you!

Simple and User-Friendly

This software doesn't come packed with complicated features or settings. It's designed for everyone, including those who might not be tech-savvy. You can just dive right in and start using it without feeling overwhelmed.

No Installation Needed

Another cool thing about ET Viewer is that it's portable! That means there's no setup pack to deal with. Just make sure you have Java installed on your PC since this tool runs on that platform. You can drop the JNLP file anywhere on your hard drive and click it to run—super simple!

A Clean Experience

One of my favorite features is that ET Viewer doesn't mess with your system. It doesn't change any Windows registry entries or create extra files without your say-so, so when you're done with it, your computer stays nice and clean.

User Interface Made Easy

The user interface is straightforward and uncomplicated. You get a regular window where opening a PDB archive is a breeze! Plus, there's a handy search function if you're looking for something specific.

Customizable Options

You can even customize things like Gobstopper color or view colors by cluster. Other neat features include exploring the ET tree, compiling an ETV file, sorting the MSF to the tree, and writing MolMol and PyMol macros!

Compatibility Notes

Just a heads up: ET Viewer hasn't seen updates in a while, so it might have some issues with newer Windows versions. But don't worry too much; it runs smoothly on low CPU and RAM usage, meaning it won't slow down your PC at all.

If you're interested in checking out more about ET Viewer, feel free to explore! This tool does its job well but may not be ideal for modern operating systems.

How Download Works

Go to the Softpas website, press the 'Downloads' button, and pick the app you want to download and install—easy and fast!