Thanks.

Okay, well does anyone know how you can switch from 

vmd -v

to 

vmd

without stopping and starting the vmd?


Or is that our only option?  I remember in the motif there was an option to 
change the vmd to verbose mode...but I don't think is stopped it to do so.

Thanks
David


Quoting "Brochart, Fabrice" <BrochF AT europe.stortek DOT com>:

>       David,
> 
> I test it on my own server and :
> 
> vmctrldbm -t -h XXX to stop vmd
> vmctrldbm -i -h XXX to start vmd (same as vmd command)
> 
> Hth
> 
> Regards
> 
> Fabrice
> 
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> 
> Does anyone have an idea what the -i does with this utility?
> 
> David
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