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2. Introducing Cerius2
❏ Cleaning up the conformation (see Cleaning up the conformation,
see also Refining the conformation).
❏ Using file browsers to find models and templates (see Stop when
you see the filename methyl., Reading in more models, see also Managing Models and Sessions).
❏ Saving and loading models (see Saving your caffeine model, Reading in more models, see also Managing Models and Sessions).
❏ Labeling a model (see Labeling a model, see also Labeling and
annotating models).
❏ Moving a model (see Moving a model, Zooming in or out on a
model, Returning the model to the center of the model window, see
also Moving models on the screen).
❏ Changing a model’s display style (see Changing the display style,
see also Model display style).
❏ Selecting atoms and groups of atoms (see Selecting atoms, see
also Selecting atoms and groups of atoms).
❏ Measuring parts of a model (see Measuring components of the
model’s geometry, see also Geometry Analysis).
❏ Managing multiple models (see Adding a new model space, Reading in more models, Managing multiple models, see also Handling
multiple models).
❏ Coloring a model according to atomic properties and creating
property maps (see Coloring atoms according to a property, see
alse Coloring atoms by properties, Property–color mapping).
❏ Manipulating lighting and colors (see Changing atom colors,
Controlling the 3D display, see also Enhancing Model Display).
❏ Printing a model (see Printing a model, see also Printing models
and graphs).
❏ Accessing on-screen help (see Accessing on-screen help, Using the
Help menu, see also On-screen help).
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