The code should read:
jmolApplet(['100%', '95%'], "script 3d/loading.spt; script
3d/01_begin.spt");
or
jmolApplet(["100%", "95%"], "script 3d/loading.spt; script
3d/01_begin.spt");
the first parameter is an array -- [a,b] -- where a = "100%" and b = "95%"
Frieda Reichsman wrote:
> On Aug 6, 2007, at 6:19 PM, Bob Hanson wrote:
>
>> ["100%", "95%"]
>>
>>
>>
>> not
>>
>>
>> "[100%, 95%]"
>>
>>
>
>
> jmolApplet("['100%', '95%']", "script 3d/loading.spt; script
> 3d/01_begin.spt");
>
> Does not change the result.
> Frieda
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