Bob Hanson wrote:
> I'm wrong. It works fine. This is definitely interesting. So Jmol could
> deliver the image to the page, say with
>
> var jpeg64 = applet.getImageBase64("JPG")
>
> and the page could put it up as an image.
>
> Here's what it looks like without the applet:
>
> http://www.stolaf.edu/academics/chemapps/jmol/imagetest.htm
>
> We need to know:
>
> On what platform and browser:
>
Windows XP, FF 1.5.07, IE 6
> 1) Does an image appear when you click "get image"?
>
FF: Yes, IE: No
> 2) If so, can you clip it and, say, put it into a Word document?
>
FF: Yes
> 3) Can you save it to a file that is about 32K and loads independently
> as a JPEG?
>
FF: Yes
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