In a previous posting, stephen gough (sgough at s850.mwc.edu) writes:
> I am posting this for a friend. He is looking for a package that will
> help him prepare graphics for overheads and on-screen display that will
> depict such things as the ribbon structures of proteins (w/ a 3-D
> illusion). Is is anything out there that can do this sort of thing more
> aptly than, say, CorelDRAW? More generally, is there a good drawing
> program for all types of biomolecules?
There is a program called RasMol, which runs in windows. You can
get it by FTP from
ftp.dcs.ed.ac.uk
in the directory
/pub/rasmol
I think that the two files you need to download are "raswin.zip"
and "rasmenu.zip" (can't remember exactly).
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