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How do you setup your browser to optimize
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Explorer 3.0 and after. |
Display properties: The minimal width of our pages is 600 pixels. If your screen and your video card allow you to change the resolution you can expand the resolution to have 640 pixel width or more. Best with 1200 pixel width on a 19" monitor. |
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How do you setup your browser to use
Chime? MDL develops and supports Chime. See some examples and tutorials from
the list
of bio-molecular applications sorted by subject. |
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The hardware and software requirements are:
Chime is installed as a plug-in.
If you need to change the MIME type (you do not have to if you just did
the installation !) because you change your viewer program for Chime already
installed:
for Netscape Communicator
The installer will place the following files on your system: Npchime.dll (in your Plug-ins folder) Npchime.zip (in your Plug-ins folder, used for LiveConnect [do not unzip this file]) Npchime.txt (in your Plug-ins folder, the readme for Chime) Chime203.isu (in your Plug-ins folder, used to uninstall Chime) Sculptapi.dll (in your Windows System folder, used for Sculpt). If there is some troubleshootings go to the MDL FAQ-pages |
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The hardware and software requirements are:
Chime is installed as a plug-in for Netscape Communicator (not available for Internet explorer on Mac)
The installer will place the following files on your system: Chemscape Chime (in your Plug-ins folder) Chemscape Chime.zip (in your Plug-ins folder, used for LiveConnect [do not unzip this file]) If there is some troubleshootings (broken plug-in icon when viewing structures on a local disk...) go to the MDL FAQ-pages. |
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Procedure for SGI | |
Chime is installed as a plug-in for Netscape Communicator (not available for Internet explorer on Mac)
A 1.0 version is in progress. If there is some troubleshootings go to the MDL FAQ-pages. |
How do you download and setup your
browser to use VRML? The Virtual Reality Modeling Language (VRML) is a standard language for
describing interactive 3-D objects and worlds delivered across the Internet.
Download a VRML plug-in for your station from the VRML
repository maintained by the Web3D
Consortium. See some examples, tutorials and development from the list
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How do you download and setup your
browser to use Cn3D? Cn3D
is a viewing and analysis program from the NCBI
structure group designed to allow linked sequence and structural display.
You will find here
the page to download and install the Structure Viewer version for PC,
Mac and Unix workstations and to set up your browser.. |
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