Pschemak,
it might be the same approach.
However, detecting Java is now unreliable. The situations where Java is
installed but disabled are difficult, if not impossible, to detect.
Regarding non-compatible devices, you can detect some checking the
"navigator" or "userAgent", but that is ot totally foolprof as you must specifi
each one you know manually, and they might have the ability to run Java or
html5 JSmol added somehow..
Apart from all that, what you can do is add some javascript for detecting the
system "features" and based on that apply the Jmol object code or the
image.
For printing, you can probably use specific CSS rules to hide the Jmol object
and use the image as background for its container.
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