I agree this works well and made me think about how it could be used
more widely.
In ordinary web pages I often use the Open Link in New Window(Frame)
feature of my browser (Safari) to create a new window of the content
I want to scrutinise in more detail without losing the initial page.
Or when you click on thumbnail image to see the full size picture....
So how about a command for Jmol (and in the menu) that creates a New
Window with a resizable Jmol frame. That way we can keep small
windows as embedded items in web pages but have the capability to
"blow them up" if required.
All the best
Nick
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I changed the subject line to make this a bit easier to find in
future, if someone is looking on the archives - and wow, it works
beautifully-- what a great enhansonment! ;^)
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