[Jmol-users] MolviZ.Org reorganized, supports Netscape 7, Firefox, Mozilla

[Eric M. <em...@mi...>]

Thanks to Frieda S. Reichsman, the umbrella site MolviZ.Org has been 
reorganized sensibly (after years of me just adding stuff) and has a clean 
new look. This site is the main portal to the molecular visualization 
resources we have authored and collected since 1996. Everything works in 
Netscape 7.2 and current versions of Firefox and Mozilla, as well as 
Netscape 4.8. Some things have been specifically adapted to work in 
Internet Explorer (but nothing new  recently) and are so-marked.

The section "About Chime", that has the most comprehensive set of links to 
Chime reference documents, has been moved to a separate page, but can be 
accessed easily via molviz.org#about, or molviz.org/abtchime.htm. Thanks to 
Frieda, this page has a catchy new title. Nothing at this site uses jmol 
yet, but that will change as soon as we can make it.

Links to all the changes in this upgrade are at What's New, or
molviz.org/newchime.htm#fsr

-Eric Martz

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