Re: [Jmol-users] Java on iPhone family: Significance for Jmol?

[Rzepa, H. <h....@im...>]

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>For the Jmol application, I have some doubts because the application will probably have to be distributed through App Store.
>If I understand correctly, there's an annual fee for distributing an application (99$ ?)
>
>Nico

Only if one charges for the product?  But   understand that the  Java
will be a micro version, and so suspect Jmol may not run in it.

Still, Apple might produce something special for scientific applications.
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