I think these colors work well. Thanks for suggesting them, Angel.
Frieda

On Sep 23, 2006, at 2:39 PM, Angel Herraez wrote:

Glad you like them, Tim.
The reason for my proposal was that Jmol already uses many shades of 
blue, but not yellow, among element colors 

I am not so sure they can be distinguished easily, but I think there is minor 
trouble if all look like hydrogen, and there is if they look like sulfur or lithium. 
On top of that, if you are interested on finding D and T, thanks to Bob we 
have the way to change the default element color to something more 
prominent: color _D red (well, red is not a good choice, but you get the 
point).

On 23 Sep 2006 at 13:49, Timothy Driscoll wrote:
I like these colors for deut and trit; they are easy on my eyes. ;-)   
I might have suggested similar shades of light blue; however,  
visually, yellow is a much better color for distinguishing fine  
differences.


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