Dear Joyce,
It sounds like a question related to homology modeling. You could try  
http://salilab.org/modeller/download_installation.html or 
http://swissmodel.expasy.org/.
In pymol, this may be a rough way: (1) align B to A, (2) create 
A_complete, A or ( the missing residues from B), (3) Now you got 
A_complete with  homology  residues in B. Mutate the homology residues 
to the corresponding ones in A. (4) Do some minimization in other 
molecular modeling software.
However, remember that: pymol is a molecular visualization system and is 
not designed for molecular modeling.

Regards,
Zhijian Xu



Joyce Tan wrote:
> Hi,
>
> A got a PDB file (let's name it A) while has about 90 missing 
> residues. I found the other PDB file (let's name it B) which was from 
> the homolog. Is there any way I could 'crop' the missing residues from 
> B to A?
>
> Thanks.
>
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