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From: "Fred P. Arnold" <fparnold |-at-| balihai.uchicago.edu>
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Subject: MM3, MEHMACC, and Visualization
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Hello,

Just a follow up to M. Thomas's posts about MM3 in Tinker, and MEHMACC for
visualization of orbitals, etc:

MEHMACC 2.0 provides the option of punching files for OpenDX, IBM's
DataExplorer package, now open sourced, at http://www.opendx.org.  It runs
on pretty much any unix using X, and therefore the MEHMACC package may be
used on platforms other than SGI.

Just a minor correction.

							-fred

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