TreeView is a phylogenetic tree viewing program written by Roderic D.M. Page.  
Previous versions of BioEdit included a distribution of the TreeView executable and 
supporting libraries in the apps folder.  At the request of the author full TreeView 
installation is now distributed with BioEdit.  This installation is contained within the file 
called TreeView.zip.

To install TreeView, unzip the file to a temporary directory, then run the program called 
"setup.exe" which will be created.  TreeView will install itself on your system.

Accessory Programs that generate a phylogenetic tree as final output (such as dnaml 
and protpars) are configured by default to open the output automatically in TreeView, 
provided that TreeView is installed into the default install directory.  If TreeView is
installed in a different directory, then accessory apps must be reconfigured to point
to the correct path.  For more information about this, see Help (from the BioEdit 
Help->Contents menu) and browse to "Basic Analysis Tools", "External Accessories", 
"Adding and Configuring External Applications".

Note:  For Windows 7, 64-bit users, the version of TreeView distributed with BioEdit 
will not work correctly.  Rod Page offers an updated version (TreeViewX) that does 
work well on this platform at http://darwin.zoology.gla.ac.uk/~rpage/treeviewx/download.html.
(main site = http://darwin.zoology.gla.ac.uk/~rpage/treeviewx/)
To install this version such that it works with pre-configured Phylip accessory apps
within BioEdit, it is best to override the default installation directory when 
installing TreeViewX to C:\Program Files\Rod Page\TreeView
You can then either 1.) Change the name of the file C:\Program Files\Rod Page\TreeView\tv.exe
to C:\Program Files\Rod Page\TreeView\treev32.exe or 2.) modify accessory application
configurations to point to C:\Program Files\Rod Page\TreeView\tv.exe.