CCL: Rotating a structure during the presentation in powerpoint in mac

[Andrew Orry <andy!^!molsoft.com>]

 Sent to CCL by: Andrew Orry [andy%x%molsoft.com]
 Anandarup
It is very easy to insert fully interactive, annotated 3D objects into
 PowerPoint using MolSoft's ICM software (www.molsoft.com)
Step1: Download ICM-Browser Pro here
 http://www.molsoft.com/icm_browser_pro.html
 Step 2: Make one or more fully-interactive slides of your molecule(s).
 See a video on how to do this here:
 http://www.molsoft.com/video-activeicm1.html
 Step 3: Download free ActiveICM here http://www.molsoft.com/activeicm.html
Step 4: Insert into PowerPoint. See a video on how to do this here:
 http://www.molsoft.com/video-activeicm2.html
Or alternatively you can skip PowerPoint altogether and present using
 ICM-Browser-Pro directly - for examples see how the the Structural
 Genomics Consortium present their data using MolSoft's ICM here:
 http://www.sgc.ox.ac.uk/iSee/
ActiveICM is free and Browser-Pro is only $99 for a perpetual student
 license.
 Andy
 Anandarup Goswami ananda1911[A]gmail.com wrote:
>  Hi all,
> I am using powewrpoint in my mac to make presentation. I have to put
>  some calculated structures in my slides. I have been using chemcraft
>  and gaussview to make the picture. But it would have been much better
>  if I could allow some of my structures to rotate freely (like a movie
>  file) during my presentation. I am relatively new to this field and
>  have no experience in this kind of 3D effect particularly in mac. Any
>  help regarding this would be highly appreciated.
>  Thanks,
>  Anandarup Goswami
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