Issues with AltAnalyze install

[Elizabeth Ames]

Hi AltAnalyze team!

  This may be the most basic question ever, but I'm having some real issues installing/opening AltAnalyze for the first time. When I try to open AltAnalyze, it directs me to look at the log file, which reads as follows:

Traceback (most recent call last):

  File "AltAnalyze.py", line 5916, in <module>

  File "AltAnalyze.py", line 5898, in runCommandLineVersion

  File "AltAnalyze.py", line 5890, in cleanUpCommandArguments

IndexError: list index out of range

When I tried googling this error message, I just end up with lots of hits talking about python in general....do I need to download some dependency I'm missing?

I know this should be easy, so I would greatly appreciate if you could tell me what I'm doing wrong. I would really appreciate your help and I'm very excited to use your program! 

Thanks!   Elizabeth

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PhD candidate, Dept of Molecular Physiology and Biological Physics

Cardiac Biomechanics Group

University of Virginia Medical Scientist Training Program

[Nathan Salomonis]

Hi Elizabeth,

AltAnalyze can be run either using the graphical user
interface or command-line version. The command-line
version only works (by default) on the python source code
version of AltAnalyze. The graphical user interface
version works on all versions but requires that AltAnalyze
be installed on a local, not remote machine.

The error below seems to indicate that are running by
command-line but there is a problem with the input
arguments. Can you indicate which operating system (e.g.,
Windows 7), AltAnalyze version (e.g.,
AltAnalyze_v.2.0.4-Py) and how you are starting AltAnalyze
(e.g., entering a certain command-line argument or
clicking on the AltAnalyze.exe icon).

Best,
Nathan

are On Thu, 21 Jul 2011 17:08:52 -0400

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