On Sun, 19 Oct 2003, Miguel wrote: > There is no Chime plug-in for Mozilla.
Tell my Netscape 4.79 version that when I right-mouse click and select "About" and it says MDL Chemscape Chime(TM) Version 2.6 SP2.... :-) > The JmolApplet is something that you insert into a web page when you are > designing a page where you want to display molecules. But mime-types are > not involved. Ok, I think I understand now. It means I have to make up a master page that includes the Jmol code as well as all of the URLs for all of the PDBs that I would like to reference. How big is Jmol anyway?!? (Or is it best to install it on the local machine with all of the PDB files?) > (Given that you are working on [EMAIL PROTECTED], you want to be running the cvs > HEAD version of Jmol, not the officially released version.) Ok -- will investigate more. > I was actually quite serious. As I understand it, your project does not > have any existing web pages with molecular models. Why would you want to > use Chime? We are using as prototypes the models developed by Merkle and Drexler that are posted as PDB files at IMM.org. Two of the existing nanomachines are not very too complicated but one of them (the Fine Motion Controller) involves thinking about how it works quite a bit -- so we were looking options to allow people to think about nanoparts for a while to kind of build up enthusiasm for working on the software and later the design of nanoparts themselves. > By *the server* I mean *the web server*. Otherwise, why would you be using > Netscape + Chime? Got it. > I'm sorry ... this statement doesn't make any sense to me. Please try to > clarify. Its ok -- I think I understand (I'm confusing the two models -- "plug-ins" and "applets". > There are two things: > 1. The Jmol application is a standalone application. > 2. The JmolApplet is an applet for embedding in web pages. > > They share the same core ... but they are used in two different ways. Got it. > Since you started talking about Chime, I assumed you were talking about > the JmolApplet ... which is a Chime substitute. Understood. That was the confusing part -- I didn't realize there were two components. Thanks, Robert ------------------------------------------------------- This SF.net email sponsored by: Enterprise Linux Forum Conference & Expo The Event For Linux Datacenter Solutions & Strategies in The Enterprise Linux in the Boardroom; in the Front Office; & in the Server Room http://www.enterpriselinuxforum.com _______________________________________________ Jmol-users mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/jmol-users
