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Dear netters,

     I'd appreciate very much if you would give me a reply to the following
question.


     Q : Is it possible for G94 to perform a following type of job?


     1. Read in a checkpoint file(geometry,force constant etc.)
     2. Perform some calculation
     3. Save information about the calculation in a separate checkpoint
file


Thanks in advance,
                         Takanori Kanazawa

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From bo@argo.urv.es  Wed Feb 11 05:30:45 1998
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From: bo@argo.urv.es (Carles Bo)
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 Hi Shin:

>dear netters:
>       i need a program that can read the postscript file and modify the 
>figure. does any one know where can i download the program like this?
>any suggestion will be appreciated.
>
>  e-mail: shin@hermes.fju.edu.tw                                      shin  

 
 You have several options:
 
 - Adobe Ilustrator is able to read postscript files and modify the contents,
   but it's a commercial software.
   
 - Mayura Draw is a postscript editor for W95 and is FREEWARE !!!
   We have used it and is easy and fast.
   You can obtain it from  http://www.wix.com/PageDraw
   May be you will need Abobe Type Manager if you need to include text.
   
  
  Best wishes,
  
               Carles
  
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hi takanori,
	there is not really any need to do this, you can use the
powers of unix (or your favourite o/s) before running your Gaussian job to copy the original
checkpoint file to a new name so that you can retain the old info,
then move the new (overwritten) chkpoint to any name you want once
your job has completed, and move back the original chkpoint to its
original name.

noj

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Hi,netters

I have an question as follows:

how to calculate the oxidated electric potential of a large molecule,
such as polymer, protein etc with quantum chemical methods
such as GS ?

Thanks in advances!

zhangxd


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Subject: Parameters for Ni and Cu


 Hi CCL'ers,

 is there some publication reporting parameters for
 Ni and/or Cu that can be used in conjunction with
 the PM3 Hamiltonian?

 Any help would be greatly appreciated.


 Hi CCL'ers,

 is there some publication reporting parameters for
 Ni and/or Cu that can be used in conjunction with
 the PM3 Hamiltonian?

 Any help would be greatly appreciated.

 Thanks in advance.


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From huang@audi.wavefun.com  Wed Feb 11 17:11:22 1998
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On Feb 11,  6:45pm, Igor Mumelter wrote:
> Subject: CCL:Parameters for Ni and Cu
>  Hi CCL'ers,
>
>  is there some publication reporting parameters for
>  Ni and/or Cu that can be used in conjunction with
>  the PM3 Hamiltonian?
>
>  Any help would be greatly appreciated.
>

Igor,

Both Ni and Cu parameters are available with PM3(tm). They are downloadable
>from our anonymous ftp site (ftp://ftp.wavefun.com/pub/PARAMS/params.PM3D).
However we have not published the PM3(tm) parametrization paper yet.

--Wayne

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Dear all,

   Thanks a lot to all who responed to my question.

My question was
>>Q : Is it possible for G94 to perform a following type of job?
>>
>>     1. Read in a checkpoint file(geometry,force constant etc.)
>>     2. Perform some calculation
>>     3. Save information about the calculation in a separate checkpoint
file

Thanks to you all, I was successful in running a Gaussian job using a
scripit like the following.

------------------------ test.run -------------------------------
#! /bin/csh
#
setenv g94root /home/Gaussian
source $g94root/g94/bsd/g94.login
setenv GAUSS_SCRDIR ./
cp previous.chk previous.chk.save
$g94root/g94/g94 < file2.com > file2.log
$g94root/g94/formchk previous.chk current.fchk
mv previous.chk current.chk
mv previous.chk.save previous.chk

------------------------ test.com --------------------------------
$ RunGauss
%Chk=previous.chk
# HF/6-31G FOpt=readfc SCF=Direct Geom=check Freq

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With best regards,

                     Takanori Kanazawa

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