> Following this advice I came up with the following which seems to work.
> Frame 1 is the input orientation, so we start at frame 2, the standard
> orientation. The button then moves on two frames. The rewind button goes
> back to frame 2. Hope this helps other Gaussian users.
>
> <table><tr><td>
> <script>
> jmolSetAppletColor("palegreen");
> var script="load images/water_o_g98.log; wireframe 0.1; cpk off;" +
> "frame 2; rotate Y -90; anim off";
> jmolApplet(250, script);
> </script>
> </td><td>
>
> </td><td>
> <center>
> <script>
> jmolBr();
> jmolButton("frame next; frame next;", "Move on one frame");
> jmolBr();
> jmolButton("frame 2;", "Rewind");
> jmolBr();
> </script>
> </center>
> </td></tr></table>
Good.
Miguel
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