Thanks Ian, Of course it'd have to be "something else" :-) but the capability of displaying models and maps via a web-browser is at least within current capabilities.
Perhaps the "whole" model or electron density doesn't need to be presented - perhaps just a representative chunk or chunks with the best and worst bits of the model and maps (highest / lowest B-factors, Density/Model correlation ? ) thereby preventing theft by Fortran Script...? This is all, of course, just a bit of a thought experiment - and there are bound to be problems and issues with such a system - but I think it *is* something that could possibly be implemented and would certainly (in my humble opinion) be useful for potential reviewers, myself included. Tony. On 19 Apr 2012, at 15:47, "Ian Tickle" <ianj...@gmail.com> wrote: >> Crucially this does *not* allow the coordinates or maps to be downloaded, >> but visually inspected online - via some form of web-browser plugin; Aztex >> Viewer or similar. > > Anthony, it would have to be something other than AstexViewer since > the distributed version at least allows you to do a "Save As" on the > co-ordinates (not the maps though, but I guess the co-ordinates are > the main point at issue). > > In any case I agree with Randy that there are problems with this. > > Cheers > > -- Ian
