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From: Mikael Johansson <mpjohans: at :pcu.helsinki.fi>
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Subject: HyperChem .hin-file to PDBQ converter: hin2pdbq.py
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Hello All!

If someone thinks he/she could use a little proggie that converts
HyperChem .hin-files to PDBQ-files (for use with for example 
AutoDock) feel free to download it from:
http://www.helsinki.fi/~mpjohans/python/

I wrote it because I couldn't find any converter that would have kept the
charges on the atoms. The program is written in Python, so you will need a
Python interpeter (everyone should have one :-)

If you find anything to comment on, please do.

Have a nice day,
    Mikael Johansson
    University of Helsinki
    Department of Chemistry
    mikael.johansson&$at$&helsinki.fi