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From: "Mills, Nancy S." <nmills@trinity.edu>
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Subject: proper syntax for ZINDO
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I am running ZINDO in Gaussian 98 and would like to change the default
values for both the number of states and the starting and ending orbitals
used. I need to know the proper syntax. As an example, "zindo=(Nstates=8,
window=(12,12))" gives an error message, as do a number of variations on
this theme. 

If anyone has actually run Zindo on Gaussian 98 and incorporated both these
types of changes, I would appreciate guidance for the syntax. I will
summarize to the net if there is interest.

Thanks.

Nancy Mills, PhD				Phone, (210) 999-7317
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Dear CCL users,
can you please inform me where can I find a free
program with which calculate the number of
electrons belonging to each ligand and metal in a
given compound?
Many thanks!
Swim

swimsuit@bikini.pt


