This section now explains how the command language in Chime evolved, and ended up being documented in two separate non-overlapping manuals (the RasMol Reference Manual, and the MDL Chime Script Reference Manual). It also newly provides links to overviews of select commands, colors, and bond determination and display in Chime, and to the MDL Chime Embed Tag Parameter Reference Manual.
I have also revised the document on browser compatibility with Chime, and created a new document with step by step instructions for downloading and installing Chime.
Finally, I created a new document listing the history of Chime versions and key changes in each version, also linked at the URL above.
-Eric Martz
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