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Date: Tue, 31 Mar 92 15:30:11 MST
From: "jerry jahnke" <jahnke@sydney.biosci.arizona.edu>
MacMolecule Images v1.5
This file contains the images that were included in MacMolecule version 1.5.
We did not want to force people who wanted to update MacMolecule alone to down
load images they already had. So if you have MacMolecule v1.5 you will NOT
want to download this file. You only need to retrieve the file
'MacMolecule 1.7.sea.hqx'. This included the latest version of MacMolecule
AND a set of new images. This file is useless without MacMolecule. It is a
set of approx 100 organic molecules.
MacMolecule is a molecular modeler for the Macintosh. Features include.
1) Ability to display images as Space Filling, Ball and Stick or Wireframe.
2) Generation of PICS files which can be converted to quicktime movies.
3) Text Windoid to annotate molecular images.
4) Ability to copy image and paste it anywhere else.
5) Ability to print images (as a 72 dpi bitmap).
6) PICS files can be played back within MacMolecule for presentation.
7) Ability to interactively control the model.
8) An update to the Image Library.
Please send us mail, how do you use MacMolecule, what would you like to see
in MacMoleucle. What (gasp!) problems have you had with MacMolecule (we can
take it; really).
send mail about the image library/how you use MacMolecule to:
hallick@biosci.arizona.edu
send technical questions/bug reports
jahnke@biosci.arizona.edu
Future release of MacMolecule will include:
1) Display of secondary structure of proteins (ribbons, cords, helicies).
2) Becuase Dr. Hallick is tired of creating image files from scratch we
are working on a conversion program from popular molecular databases
to MacMolecule format.
3) Direct creation of QuickTime Movies. (currently PICStoMovie is being used
to convert between MacMolecule and Quicktime.)
Requirements of MacMolecule
32bit quickdraw, math co-processor (you can use a software co-processor, but
it will take so long, only the smallest of molecules can be viewed
interactively), and an 68020 or better. MacMolecule looks best on an 8 bit
monitor.
(This file must be converted with BinHex 4.0)
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