Depending oinn how literally you took Angels' command syntax -
perhaps it's just that you need to use 'or' (in place of 'and'). So
for example,
select atomno=8 or atomno=9
color bonds cyan
works for me in Jmol11.1.12.
Frieda
On Mar 2, 2007, at 2:55 PM, Greeves, Nick wrote:
Hi Angel,
That was the sort of thing that I hoped would work but it doesn't
(for me using 11.1.14).
Does it work for you?
Nick
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Hi Nick
Have you tried selecting the atoms that form the bond?
select atomno=8 and atomno=9
color bonds cyan
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