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Dear CCLers,

Does any one know references on comparative ab initio and DFT (preferably 
B3LYP) studies of H-bonded systems and proton transfer? Any reviews on
this topic?

Thank you,

Anatoli Korkin


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I seem to recall seeing a table which related colors to grayshading in
Postscript.  Something to the effect that with white being 0%, black 100%, then
red (?) was 50%.

Does anyone recall where this table is located?  I have looked on the MSI WW
site and in my manuals, both 95.0 and 4.0.

I would appreciate a direct reply via e-mail as soon as possible as I am
preparing a figure for a manuscript.

Thanks in advance...

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  Jeffrey L. Nauss, PhD           Telephone: 513-556-0148          
  Dir. Molec. Model. Serv.        Fax:       513-556-9239
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