OK, I can fix that -- but it's due to a faulty PDB format. Where are 
these files from? They seem to have just the word "HEADER" at the top 
without anything after it.
Bob

rspinney wrote:

> I have just downloaded jmol-11.6.RC4 and have a problem opening pdb 
> files. I get an error message of:
>
>  
>
> Error reading file at line 1:
>
> HEADER
>
> String out of index range: -1
>
>  
>
> I seem to get this error message for any pdb file I try to open (all 
> of which worked fine until now). Any ideas?
>
>  
>
>  
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> Dr. Richard Spinney
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> The Ohio State University
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> Department of Chemistry
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> Columbus, Ohio 43210
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