Hi Phan
I agree with Duan.
It may be a problem with the file path. Open the Java console and 
copy the exact error, and post it here.

For a safest test, put the pdb file and the Jmol.jar file in the same 
folder, then open the script console and type
   load yourfile.pdb
(do not use the top menu, File > Open, as that may insert the path)

If that works, it's most likely a path problem. Java has problems 
with folder names that contain spaces or non-English characters; it 
converts those characters to Unicode but then either Jmol or the OS 
do not interpret them correctly. (At least in my Spanish Windows 
setup.)


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