Teddy Iglehart writes:
>I am looking for a program called mac molecule written by
>arizona univ. could someone please help me
Yes! The program you are looking for is available by anon-ftp from (among
other places) ftp.bio.indiana.edu in the chemistry/mac directory as;
-rw-r--r-- 1 gilbert archive 422620 Jun 16 1991 macmolecule-15.hqx
The blurb is as follows:
NEW MacMolecule, we have added many of the features folks have
been asking for.
1) Ball and Stick imaging
2) Wire Frame imaging
3) Unlimited numbers of atoms per structure
Actually this is not quite true, you are limited by atoms
4) Better Movie Recording and Playback features
6) Resizeable windows
7) Printing Ability (grey scale with 6.0 and higher print-
Drivers)
8) Ability to change the background color
9) More refined user interface
MacMolecule is a program which displays Atoms in 3 dimensional
space. There are a number of ways to view a Molecule. Ball and
Stick, Wire Frame, or Space filling. All three views can be
interactively rotated. Or the computer can set up rotations and
save them out as a PICS file, which can be played back in Super
Card or Swivel 3D.
Kudos go to Don Gilbert for the ftp site.
Happy hunting,
Dan Jacobson
danj at welchgate.welch.jhu.edu
