diff --git a/tools/rgenetics/rgClustalw.xml b/tools/rgenetics/rgClustalw.xml
index 88953d4b12a..09bef63f2a9 100644
--- a/tools/rgenetics/rgClustalw.xml
+++ b/tools/rgenetics/rgClustalw.xml
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The first iteration of this Galaxy wrapper was written by Hans-Rudolf Hotz - see Clustfirst_
-It was modified by Ross Lazarus for the rgenetics project
+It was modified by Ross Lazarus for the rgenetics project - tests and some additional parameters were added
-This wrapper is now LGPL
+This wrapper is released licensed under the LGPL_
.. _ClustalW2: http://www.ebi.ac.uk/2can/tutorials/protein/clustalw.html
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.. _Clustfirst: http://lists.bx.psu.edu/pipermail/galaxy-dev/2010-November/003732.html
+.. _LGPL: http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/lesser.html
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diff --git a/tools/rgenetics/rgWebLogo3.xml b/tools/rgenetics/rgWebLogo3.xml
index 0ab7a307d59..d4391f1cfda 100644
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generator for fasta (eg Clustal alignments)
- weblogo -F $outformat -s $size -f $input -o $output -t "$logoname"
+ weblogo -F $outformat -s $size -f $input -o $output -t "$logoname" -c "$colours"
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This tool uses Weblogo3_ in Galaxy to generate a sequence logo. The input file must be a fasta file in your current history.
+It is recommended for (eg) viewing multiple sequence alignments output from the clustalw tool - set the output to fasta and feed
+it in to this tool.
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A typical output looks like this
.. image:: ./static/images/rgWebLogo3_test.jpg
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-**Why use WebLogo in Galaxy?**
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-Weblogo3_ is a good example of an easy to use tool and there are plenty of other web accessible weblogo generator sites available.
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-However, none of those offer the combination of:
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-that you get for free when you use Galaxy. No muss; no fuss.
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**Attribution**
Weblogo attribution and associated documentation are available at Weblogo3_
-This wrapper was written by Ross Lazarus for the rgenetics project and the source code is licensed under the LGPL_ like other rgenetics artefacts
+This Galaxy wrapper was written by Ross Lazarus for the rgenetics project and the source code is licensed under the LGPL_ like other rgenetics artefacts
.. _Weblogo3: http://weblogo.berkeley.edu/