Therefore, Chime introduced a special pseudocommand 'unpause'. When sent to Chime as the first and only command in a Chime-script, it releases the current pause. It can of course be sent by clicking on a familiar type of browser button or link, such as or Next or In order for the javascript to be able to take appropriate action when Chime executes a pause, Chime calls a javascript function each time it encounters a pause in the Chime-script, and each time a pause is released. See, for example, the OnPauseCallback defined in the file mainview.htm . As the Chime graphic image changes, the legend must change.
Fonts are large enough to read from a distance.
Legend-changing is accomplished by using Chime 1.0's new ability to execute javascript commands directly. 9-amino acid alpha helix. Sometimes a Chime-script section begins by inheriting the legend from the previous section. An example may be seen just prior to the first pause in alpha2.spt . Debug mode provides a monitor frame at the top of the window.