Re: [Jmol-users] Automatic help mechanism for WinXP users who see nothing?

I found this javascript method : navigator.javaEnabled() it sends back true, if java is enabled. I didn't make extensive tests, but to know if it works, one can try to type in the adress bar "javascript: alert(navigator.javaEnabled())" and see what's coming on ! Paul - Original Message -

[Jmol-users] Comments on Jmol v10 prerelease 7

Just a couple of comments. Very good!! Running mac OSX 10.3.3 1. The scroll wheel is a little jerky on my machine. It seems to resize up one "size" per scroll wheel click. But is sizes down "faster" . That is if you start with a structure of a given size and expand it three clicks, and t

Re: [Jmol-users] Atomic sizes in Jmol Applet

Andri wrote: > Can I control the size the of the atoms in Jmol Applet? The scripting language gives full control over the size of atoms. You can specify a radius in Angstroms: spacefill 1.0 Or as a percentage of the vanderwaals radius spacefill 25% Separately, if you want to control the *abso

Re: [Jmol-users] Automatic help mechanism for WinXP users who see nothing?

Eric wrote: > Thus, consistent with Miguel Howard's message to Jaime Prilusky on > jmol-users 3/10/04, it appears that all Windows XP users will need to > install Sun's JVM before they can use Jmol at all. Thanks for verifying this. > 1. Is it possible to detect the absence of any JVM using java

[Jmol-users] Jmol v10 prerelease 7

Jmol v10pre7 is now released. It can be retrieved from: http://jmol.sf.net/betatest Please be on the lookout for mouse bugs, particularly on older JVMs ... IE with MSFT JVM, and Win32 Netscape 4.*. I did not have a chance to test any of this on MacOS 9. Someone please try out IE and Netscape

[Jmol-users] Atomic sizes in Jmol Applet

Hi, Can I control the size the of the atoms in Jmol Applet? cheers, Andri - Andri Arnaldsson Graduate Student Department of Chemistry, Box 351700 University of Washington Seattle, WA 98195-1700 Office: Bagley Hall, 311A phone: (206)-

[Jmol-users] Automatic help mechanism for WinXP users who see nothing?

I tried viewing some Jmol applet pages on a new installation of Windows XP Professional with Internet Explorer (IE) 6.0 SP1, in which all Microsoft critical and recommended "Windows Updates" had been done. Jmol failed, displaying as a white rectangle with a little red X in the upper left corner

Drag and Drop (was: [Jmol-users] paste mystery on Mac solved!)

On Monday 22 March 2004 19:32, Miguel Howard wrote: > > Hey everyone, > > > > I solved the Paste mystery on the Mac! > > > > Jmol requires one to type CONTROL-V for paste, even on a Mac. On a > > Mac, the usual shortcut is COMMAND-V. (The COMMAND key is also known > > as the Apple key.) The CONT

Re: [Jmol-users] paste mystery on Mac solved!

> Hey everyone, > > I solved the Paste mystery on the Mac! > > Jmol requires one to type CONTROL-V for paste, even on a Mac. On a > Mac, the usual shortcut is COMMAND-V. (The COMMAND key is also known > as the Apple key.) The CONTROL key has been so rarely used for > anything on the Mac that it

[Jmol-users] paste mystery on Mac solved!

Title: paste mystery on Mac solved! Hey everyone, I solved the Paste mystery on the Mac! Jmol requires one to type CONTROL-V for paste, even on a Mac.  On a Mac, the usual shortcut is COMMAND-V.  (The COMMAND key is also known as the Apple key.)  The CONTROL key has been so rarely used for anyt