
To whom it should concern I am working on some docking structures. Previously I used to have Quimera version 1.7 installed in my computer. Recently I downloaded the version 1.8 but I am having problems identifying the amino acids that are in contact with my compound using the cursor. This function is inactivated. Furthermore if I hold the key Ctrl for selecting them and labeling it is also not doing it at all. Any help with this issue will be greatly appreciated. Mireya Gonzalez

Hi Mireya, Sounds like a problem with your computer graphics driver. You should use Chimera menu Help / Report a Bug... so we get info about what operating system and graphics driver you are using. The most likely fix is to update your graphics driver. I don't think significant changes were made to Chimera selection code between versions 1.7 and 1.8, but a big change was made in going from 1.6 to 1.7. Tom
To whom it should concern
I am working on some docking structures.
Previously I used to have Quimera version 1.7 installed in my computer. Recently I downloaded the version 1.8 but I am having problems identifying the amino acids that are in contact with my compound using the cursor. This function is inactivated. Furthermore if I hold the key Ctrl for selecting them and labeling it is also not doing it at all.
Any help with this issue will be greatly appreciated.
Mireya Gonzalez
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