I see.
It works very well now.
Thanks a lot
On 10/06/2016 10:32 PM, Thomas Holder wrote:
> Hi Albert,
>
> "internal_gui" is now a blacklisted setting not be stored or restored from
> session files.
>
> You can launch PyMOL without internal gui like this from a Terminal:
>
> pymol -i
Hi Albert,
"internal_gui" is now a blacklisted setting not be stored or restored from
session files.
You can launch PyMOL without internal gui like this from a Terminal:
pymol -i session.pse
When inserting in AxPyMOL, please check the option
[x] PyMOL Show (Hide controls)
For older versions
Hello:
I used commad line:
set internal_gui, off
to hide the internal gui. Then I save my pymol session as a .pse file.
However, when I reopen this .pse file, the internal_gui is still there.
When I insert .pse file to a PPT file, the internal_gui is also there.
I am just wondering how
