Sometimes you have to represent a nucleic acid sequence on paper, not as an image, but as a text with notes. Is there any suitable program (Windows OS) possible to divide raw sequence into pieces (by either threes or tens or unequally) and illustrate restriction sites, promotor, aminoacids, notes, etc. Where all the symbols could be selected and copied. This, of course, is possible to be done manually in text editor, using many "Spaces" and "Enters", but I wish it would be easier.
Example is on the picture
Most genetics software packages such as The Gene Construction Kit
http://www.textco.com/gene-construction-kit.php
http://www.textco.com/gck-flexible-formatting.php
or similar provide this type of tool in the package. GCK has a free demo you can try out.
There are also many free or open-source software projects, but fining exactly what you want among them can be quite a pain.
https://omictools.com/gene-visualization-category
http://genometools.org/
https://www.dnastar.com/software/molecular-biology/
https://www.nature.com/articles/nrg3174
http://www.genepalette.org/
http://genoplotr.r-forge.r-project.org/
https://www.genscript.com/gene-and-plasmid-construct-design.html
https://molbiol-tools.ca/Genomics.htm
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