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   Hello,

   I was wondering if anyone has had any experience (good or bad) in the use
   of Molecular Modeling Pro (by WindowChem Software) for modeling physico-
   chemical properties of organics.

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Hi all-
   I'm new to this mailing list and I have a question for all of you.  I
am wondering if anyone has had any success or made any attempts at
calculating conformational entropies from molecular dynamics
simulations.  If so, I would like to be able to pick your brain for some
of the specifics.

Respond to the list or via private email, whichever you prefer.

Richard

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Dear netters,

	I would like to know if it is possible to run multiple geometries
in a single input file in the MOPAC 6. In the manual it is suggested
that this could be done. I tried to use that procedure, separating
the different geometries with a blank line. It works fine for the
first structure, but the program aborts for the second geometry
because the summary file (FOR012) already exists.

         Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

         Thank you in advance for your help

         Sincerely yours

         Marcio Cyrillo

Marcio Cyrillo - http://www.ifi.unicamp.br/~cyrillo
Graduate Student 
State University of Campinas
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From gryko@mrg1.la.asu.edu  Fri Jun 13 23:48:46 1997
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 Dear CCL:

  I am looking for free or commercial codes capable of simulation of 
  damage by radiation in various materials. Please send answers to
  my email:

     gryko@mrg1.la.asu.edu

 and I will post summary to the CCL.
 Thanks,

 Jan Gryko
 Arizona State University

