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The latest version of the CCP4 Suite for protein crystallography is
now available on the CCP4 anonymous ftp server (ccp4a.dl.ac.uk or
148.79.112.134 -  cd pub/ccp4). The CCP4 Suite is mirrored at
rosebud.sdsc.edu (directory /pub/sdsc/xtal/CCP4 ), but please
allow some time for the mirror site to be upgraded to the new
version.

This release is primarily to fix a number of bugs contained in
version 3.0, and to do some general tidying. The most
significant/visible changes are as follows: Missing data in MTZ
files are now listed by MTZDUMP as the string 'MNF'. ROTAPREP can now 
convert user-defined formats to a multi-record MTZ file (INPU USER).
The functionality of the script $CETC/uniqueify for completing a 
dataset has been extended, see unique.doc for details. A version
for VMS, $CETC/UNIQUIFY.COM, has been added. There is a patch file 
from v3.0 to v3.1.

Details of all the changes can be found in the CHANGES file in the
top-level directory ($CCP4).

From this release in addition to fixes being e-mailed on the bulletin 
board there will be a more permanent record. There will be a new web page
(http://www.dl.ac.uk/CCP/CCP4/bugs.html) which shows known bugs for the
newest release fixed and unfixed.