This would happen if an older version (say, 9.0) of the applet were
installed.
I can't remember exactly when that parsing changed, but I had the same
experience
some time ago.
Bob
Miguel wrote:
Miguel,
There seems to be a problem with file format detection for Gaussian 94
files:
[snip]
It's the output I get when trying to demo:
http://www.jmol.org/demo/vibration/
This demo runs fine for me under
Linux + java 1.5.0_05
AND
Windows + java 1.4.2_10
I do not get any error messages in the Java console.
I do not know why this is happening to you.
Miguel
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