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*'''Put Jmol.jar in your working folder''': Create a folder (directory) on your computer in which to work. Go to [http://jmol.org Jmol.Org], select Download (upper right), go to the Jmol Downloads Page, and download the current version as a binary.zip file. | *'''Put Jmol.jar in your working folder''': Create a folder (directory) on your computer in which to work. Go to [http://jmol.org Jmol.Org], select Download (upper right), go to the Jmol Downloads Page, and download the current version as a binary.zip file. Double click the zip file to unzip it, and copy the file Jmol.jar (one of a large number of files in the zipped download). This is the Jmol application. Paste it into your working folder. | ||
* '''Free java memory''' if your project involves large molecules or assemblies. This is not necessary if your molecule(s) are modest in size (up to ~30,000 atoms). If you skip this step and Jmol gives you an "Out Of Memory" error, then come back and do this step. Close any java-based programs. Close all browser windows or tabs that contain the Jmol applet. Close the Jmol application. You can check Jmol's java memory usage by clicking on ''Jmol'' (in either the applet or the application), then on the main menu, About, System. | * '''Free java memory''' if your project involves large molecules or assemblies. This is not necessary if your molecule(s) are modest in size (up to ~30,000 atoms). If you skip this step and Jmol gives you an "Out Of Memory" error, then come back and do this step. Close any java-based programs. Close all browser windows or tabs that contain the Jmol applet. Close the Jmol application. You can check Jmol's java memory usage by clicking on ''Jmol'' (in either the applet or the application), then on the main menu, About, System. | ||
