Bob,

I've tried these exactly -  with my own file name - then cut and paste
from the e-mail to be sure - but get the following responses:

$ write coord "filename.xyz"
script ERROR: ScriptException:quoted string expected
    Script line:write coord "filename.xyz"
$ write XYZ "filename"
script ERROR: ScriptException:write what? STATE|HISTORY|IMAGE CLIPBOARD
or JPG|JPG64|PNG|PPM|SPT "filename"
    Script line:write XYZ "filename"
$ 


steve

>>> Bob Hanson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 10-May-07 1:56 pm >>>
It's a misprint/bug. You do have to specify the type of write you
want:

write coord "filename.xyz"

or, if the filename is not explicit:

write XYZ "filename"

I see now that there is a typo in the documentation or a bug in Jmol in

that "coord" not "coords" is necessary. I think I will consider this a

bug and add "coords" to Jmol's vocabulary.

Stephen Hillier wrote:

>Hi,
>
>I am trying to use the command 
>
>write coords "filename"  with the Jmol application to save an *.xyz
>file ,  I have also tried
>
>write "filename.xyz" 
>
>I am trying to create and save a file that I can then load into power
>point as per instructions at:
>
>http://dcwww.camp.dtu.dk/~strabo/jmolinfo.htm 
>
>  
>
say, that's a VERY nice page. Do we know the author?

>However, I can't seem to find the correct syntax for the coords bit,
I
>just can't get that to run with out an error 
>
>I can successfully save a file using just write "filename.xyz"  but
the
>file created doesn't seem to contain the XYZ information, just lots
of
>other information about the state, and a path to the original xyz file
I
>have used?  Then when I try to load the file created as 'write
>"filename.xyz"' into power point the Jmol applet complains it's the
>wrong format!
>
>My basic questions then are:
>
>How do I save a file in the correct format from the Jmol application?
>
>Can that file also contain information about any
objects/mofifications
>etc  I have made such as adding polyhedra? Or must I run a script to
>create those after loading the XYZ file? 
>
>Making progress, but still very much a beginner,
>
>steve
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>  
>


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