Re: [Jmol-users] Open java console for app on Mac?

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

Sorry. I seem to recall seeing a minimized applet Java Console in the 
dock based on my setting to "hide" it in Java Preferences, but no 
more. The Java icon for the applet appears as a steaming coffee cup 
in the menubar at the top.

Once I "hide" the applet Java Console by typing "q" when it is in 
focus (following the help that appears within it when it is opened), 
the only way I know how to unhide it is from the coffee cup icon. "q" 
does not minimize it to the dock. That's OK. However, if I click the 
yellow "-" minimize button at the upper left, it minimizes to the dock.

The Java Console opened from the Jmol Application is confusingly 
labeled "Jmol Console", but is distinct from the Jmol Script Console 
(openable from Jmol's menu) and the Jmol Script Editor window, 
openable from the Editor button in the Jmol Script Console. In the 
Jmol application Help menu, it is labeled less confusingly as the 
"Jmol Java Console".

The yellow "-" minimize button at the upper left of the Java "Jmol 
Console" minimizes it to the dock.

So everything seems OK now that my attention was called to the Help 
menu in the Jmol Application so that I can open the Java "Jmol Console".


At 7/7/11, Philip Bays wrote:
>Eric:
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>Task Bar is a PC term:-)   Are you talking about the dock at the 
>bottom, or the menubar at the top of the screen?
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>On Jul 7, 2011, at 10:24 PM, Eric Martz wrote:
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> > Philip Bays: thanks also. What you described I
> > had done, but it seems to work only for the
> > applet. Also I used to see the minimized Java
> > Console on the taskbar, but now I can't find it. Any help there?
>
>J. Philip Bays
>Emeritus Professor of Chemistry
>Department of Chemistry and Physics
>Saint Mary's College
>Notre Dame, IN 46556
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