Emily, you need to find your Java console and tell us what it says 
there. My guess is that the file was not found. Something is a little 
different, and the file you think is there is not there. Then the server 
sends a file-not-found page, and Jmol reports "no atoms loaded" because 
it isn't a recognizable format. I really doubt it's a Jmol 10/Jmol 11 issue.

You could just open a console from the Jmol popup menu and type

load "xxxx"

where xxxx is the file name you think is there.

Bob


Emily Heureux wrote:

>The jmol looks like it is starting.  I see the purple "Jmol" at the top, and
>at the bottom of the browser, it says, "Applet jmolApplet0 started".  It
>stays that way, so there is an empty black box on the screen.  If I
>right-click to use the jmol menu, at the top it says "No atoms loaded",
>which I believe is not correct.  I think it is supposed to list the pdb file
>then.  So, maybe this is something you can't help me with, right?  The
>mystery is, when using 10.00, it works fine, and right-clicking will show
>the pdbfile name instead of "No atoms loaded".
>
>I am using a web server (built into Catalyst).
>
>Question:  If the jmolApplet line has a bad path, will it be reported, or
>will it just be black, with no model?
>
>-----Original Message-----
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>Herraez
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>Hi Emily
>
>I do not envisage any effect of Jmol version.
>Can you say precisely what is not working? Do you see the applet? Any 
>errors in the Java console or Javascript errors?
>
>Are you testing the page from hard disk or from web server?
>
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