Bob, this is most exciting news!
Looking at all the recent posts on isosurfaces and orbitals, I was sure there 
has to be a 
good solution for sa-surfaces. And there you found it!
I am going to research into the use of this for macromolecules. The first tries 
show that 
calculation of the surface is very slow, but saving to jvxl seems to help, 
avoiding that 
calculation on-the-fly. I stiil cannot do a surface for a protein, seems to 
hang Jmol, but 
will look into it more systematically and post my findings.

Now that I am at this, a novice question: (cube) isosurface files can be 
created by any 
other program apart from Gaussian? I haven't got access to this.



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