Miguel wrote:
Well, THAT would increase the utility of Jmol! Holy Cow--read any file, modify it, put it to a frame. Maybe there's a little Java applet already out there that does this. Do you really mean ANY file? The interesting aspect of this is that if the file fails due to "unknown file format" you might be able to debug it remotely. Very interesting. Or just files that are recognizable?I am thinking that perhaps I should just give them a routine which allows them to read an arbitrary file from the web server.
Miguel
Bob
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