CCL:G: available user interfaces for g03

[Andrew R Turner <andrew.turner^_^ed.ac.uk>]

 Sent to CCL by: Andrew R Turner [andrew.turner+*+ed.ac.uk]
Another excellent free option is Jmol (which can run as a standalone
 application or in a web page as an applet). It contains tools for
 creating G03 input files and for reading output and cube files. The
 isosurface display options are particularly good (much better than
 anything else I have come across).
If you require a feature that is not yet implemented in Jmol then
 requests are usually dealt with speedily. Plus, it is open source so
 you can always add it yourself!
 See:
 http://jmol.sourceforge.net/
 and demos at:
 http://jmol.sourceforge.net/demo/
 Cheers
 Andy
 Quoting "Massimiliano Arca marca/./unica.it"
 <owner-chemistry[A]ccl.net>:
>  Sent to CCL by: "Massimiliano  Arca" [marca^^^unica.it]
> You probably need something such as GaussView, which anyhow is
>  commercial (and expensive). If your needs are not too complex, you
>  could try Molden or Gabedit.
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