The use of scripting, a kind of markup language for molecular rendering, makes RasMol an outstanding teaching tool. On the other hand, the command line is rather a lengthy process and saving a work session is not particularly easy. We would like to thank Roger Sayle, Anne Muller and Herbert J. Berstein for giving RasMol freely to the community, not forgetting all the people who contributed by their bug reports and code improvements. It is a wonderful experience to enter RasMol project and we encourage all of you to continue the work. Many thanks also to Herbert Berstein, Frances Bernstein, William McClure, Eric Marz, Margaret Wong, and Roger Sayle for their contributions to the Help and giving the permission to re-use their work.
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Please, read carefully the full notice located in the help folder. If you publish any work done with this package, you must give credit by citing this package, its authors, and an URL where to find the package or the source from which you obtained it. This requirement for citation includes any molecular graphics images created with RasTop and published in scientific journals. Install the RasTop folder in the directory of your choice. To start RasTop, double-click on the RasTop icon.