Re: [Jmol-users] internal coordinate spinning and rotating -- request for comment

[Bob H. <ha...@st...>]

I'm guessing that your IE cached something; it makes no sense that 
IE/Windows works differently from Firefox/Windows in this case. My 
IE/Windows works fine. The Mac situation may be more serious. The 
question is whether the applet properly interprets a mouse click as a 
"LEFT" or a "SHIFT-LEFT".

The test is whether on these systems when you click the "JMOL" frank at

http://www.stolaf.edu/people/hansonr/jmol/test/json/spin.htm

you get the pop-up menu.

Q: When you  LEFT-click on "JMOL", do you get the pop-up menu? (You should)

Q: When you  SHIFT-LEFT-click on "JMOL", do you get the pop-up menu? 
(You should not)

If your system passes these tests and you do NOT get rotation on 
LEFT-clicking an axis end, then either (a) your system is still loading 
the JAR files I introduced earlier in the day yesterday or (b) something 
is very odd.

Bob

Hens Borkent wrote:

> I forgot:
>
>>>
>> Worked great for me, except one thing:
>> Clicking an axis to rotate it didn't work with my MS IE6/WindowsXP;
>> it was in Mozilla Firefox/Linux that I found out that the far end of 
>> the axis is clickable.
>
>
> The same holds for the 'set picking rotate 30' option: not in MS 
> IE6/WindowsXP.
>
> Hens
>
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