Hi Kunrong, This problem is very likely unrelated to registration. Instead it is probably that the graphics driver was updated on your machine (for a Windows 10 machine this might happen during an automatic update). And the new graphics driver probably does now work correctly. This is just a guess. Can you use ctrl-click to select an atom or residue? Usually that is broken too if the popup balloons don’t work and that is a sure indication of a graphics driver problem. The fix is to update (or rollback) your graphics driver to one that works. You can use Help / Report a Bug in Chimera to send us a bug report that will list your graphics driver so we could be more certain that is the problem. Tom
On Mar 31, 2017, at 9:51 AM, Kunrong Mei wrote:
Hi all,
I have met a problem as I used the mouse pointer to show the residue information. Normally, Chimera automatically displays the residue information (residue name, model ID, chain ID, and residue number...) by default when the mouse pointer is placed at a special position. This is ultra helpful when analyzing structures. My problem is that, after I registered to Chimera today, this function lost and it doesn't show the residue information any more. Has anyone met this kind of problem before? Or does anyone know how to fix it?
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