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Hello fellow cclers

I have a simple question for everyone.  Does anyone know of any simple,
open source (free) software that can be used to do a simple relaxation
on a pdb molecule?  Or are there any internet sites that do this
remotely.  I need something with binaries for windows.  It only needs to
do a very simple molecular mechanics relaxation.  Thanks for your
response.

David  Smith