Bob is correct. This does work (at least with 11.4.6 and
11.6.RC14_dev) on MacOS as long as you have navigated to the
directory in which Jmol is stored. Since I'm doing development, I
keep a number of different copies of Jmol in different locations.
Maybe like me, Frieda hasn't put Jmol in the normal search path.
Rather than navigating to the directory before giving the command one
could also substitute the full path to the file Jmol.jar for "Jmol.jar".
Jonathan
On Sep 12, 2008, at 3:33 PM, :
> Someone more familiar with Macs help me out here....
>
> You need a terminal window and a prompt. At the prompt, on a PC at
> least,
> you type
>
>> java -jar jmol.jar -h
>
> That starts the program and assumes that the path to "java.exe" is
> known to
> the system. If you can get that working, then you start Jmol using
>
> java -jar jmol.jar -g600x600
>
> and you should be good to go.
>
> Bob
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