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Hi all,
  I've a quick question for you guys. I am wondering how to create a movie of
a molecule that I have rotated and moved for inclusion in a PowerPoint
presentation?
  Preferably freeware that runs under Windows 95, but I also have access to
IRIX 6.3.
  Any personal experience on what you consider to be the best software would
be much appreciated.
  Thanks in advance,
Darren Fayne



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