BMB HomepageRASMOL page A Manual for Molecular Viewing using
RASWIN (RASMOL) David Marcey, 1995  RASMOL is a sophisticated,
yet user-friendly, molecular graphics program for viewing
molecules. The program is provided as freeware, available for
internet downloading, by Roger Sayle at the BioMolecular
Structures Group of Glaxo Research & Development (UK). When the
program is compiled for use by Microsoft Windows users, it is
called RASWIN. This manual is a brief and incomplete
introduction to the program. More complex features are explained
in the RASWIN Help Manual which comes with the program. Choose
the Help menu after RASWIN is loaded to access the help manual.
Alternatively, visit the RASMOL documentation at the W3 site
listed on our RASMOL page.  To make full use of this manual, it
is recommended that you open a sample molecule and perform the
indicated manipulations on it as you go along.  I. Opening
RASWIN and loading a molecule.  You can open RASWIN by using the
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