Re: [Jmol-users] Feature request - or - jmol and jdvi??

[E.L. W. (Egon) <eg...@sc...>]

Jeff, thanx for your email. First of all, please do not use HTML email, which 
is very hard to read for email clients that don't have HTML display... (like 
mine :)

Interesting question. I do not know jdvi, but I guess it's the java version of 
xdvi. Indeed the only way to solve this, seems to be to have the buttons in 
the applet indeed then... I'll put this on our agenda, and try to see if we 
can come up with a solution...

Have you ever tried XHTML in combination with CML and MATHML? Using the
www.w3c.org Amaya browser that should work to get the combination of
chemistry and mathematics in one document...

Egon

On Wednesday 04 June 2003 00:47, Jeff Mills wrote:
> I have downloaded and am enjoying using v. 6.1 of the applet.
> I appreciate many of the new features, especially related to
> scripting and especially when I am using the applet directly in a web
> page.There was one aspect of the previous version I was using (v.
> 4, I believe), however, which I prefer. Part of the time I use
> the applet to embed molecular structures into TeX documents for viewing
> with the jdvi program and applet (http://www-sfb288.math.tu-
> berlin.de/jdvi/). The old version of the applet automatically put
> "next" and "prev." buttons at the bottom of the applet for multiframe input
> files. The website shows how to do that now (rather more nicely I
> think) when embedding simply in a web page, but jdvi seems to lack any
> "additional" scripting capability. Has anyone else encountered this
> problem? (I realize this is a somewhat obscure combination of
> software, but it is rather nice for displaying content
> containing both molecular structures and more-or-less heavy
> mathematical notation.)

> Jeff Mills