> accelerate your shift to cloud computing. > and start using them to simplify application deployment and > Start uncovering the many advantages of virtual appliances > Neu: WEB.DE De-Mail - Einfach wie E-Mail, sicher wie ein Brief! > Is there a better (easier) way to make the size of the picture relative to the size of the content (small molecule -> small picture, big molecule -> big picture) so that the size of the atoms is the same in every picture or at least to use Angstrom font sizes during a 'ray 1200,1200'? GIMP is better for illustrated styles that have a hand-drawn textured look, while Inkscape excels at creating the cell-shaded style that’s quite popular at the moment.

> I tried setting the font size in Angtrom (negative number in label_size ) which works fine if I just use 'ray', but if I use 'ray 1200,1200' to get higher quality pictures the font size becomes very small? But if I do so also the size of the labels changes and is not the same anymore. > Therefore I scale them by these programm so that for example the size of the oxygen-atom in all molecules matches. > I've some separated molecules with different sizes (small acids and big organic ringsystems) and I would like to put them on different places on a reaction coordinate with an external graphic program (Gimp, Inkscape.) Seems to affect the geometry/structures but not fonts. Please try varying the 'ray_pixel_scale' setting (increase it).

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