On Dec 5, 2004, at 8:29 PM, Eric Martz wrote: > 4. Meanwhile, it is possible to make existing Chime-based tutorials > work in the CURRENT versions of Mozilla and Netscape 7.x. I am working > to do this for Protein Explorer in the near future, thanks to hard > groundwork by Enrique Castro. I or someone else (Enrique?) may get > around to documenting the tricks for others to use. One trick is that > since the Chime installer doesn't look for these browsers, you have to > copy npchime.dll into their plugins directory. This one file was > sufficient in my limited tests, even tho the Chime installer puts > several other small files in IE or Netscape 4. Under MacOS9 and in the Classic Environment of OSX, copying the Chime-Files from the Plug-In folder of Netscape 4.x to the Plug-in-Folder of s newer Netscape- or Mozilla Versions will give you a Chime Plugin that works OK in these Browsers for PDB files, but crashes when you try to open a MOL file (e.g. if you need to show the locations of double bonds in a small molecule. Sites that test for the type of Browser used (including the Protein Explorer Site) will not let you access with such a patched Chime installation Annemarie ________________________________________________________ Dr. Annemarie Honegger, Ph.D. Zürich University, Dept. of Biochemistry Winterthurerstr.190 CH-8057 Zürich Switzerland e-mail: honegger at bioc.unizh.ch Tel. 41-44-635 55 62 Fax 41-44-635 57 12 www: http://www.biochem.unizh.ch/antibody _______________________________________________________