This  program is run here by a special arrangement

You simply type:
  xbits 

It brings you a new window with welcome screen
You hit return

there comes a list of all possibilities

you copy one of the names, e.g.   a1d (take it by mouse)
hit return
and paste your answer after:
 
Enter the name of the data set for upper part ----> 
then comes
Enter the name of the data set for lower part ---->
and you enter another name here.

Normally the names go in pairs:

filed   d should be above ( upper)
filec

See the detailed list here

Movies from Mette Andersen's Thesis 
( oriented and aligned initial p-orbitals )

ORIENTED 
a1     Na3p-   oriented, b=15 a.u., v=0.1 a.u. 
           FILES:  a1d  a1c 
a2     Na3p+   oriented, b=15 a.u., v=0.1 a.u.
           FILES:  a2d  a2c 
      
ALIGNED 
a3     Na3p   0 degrees, b=15 a.u., v=0.1 a.u.
           FILES:  a3d  a3c 
a4     Na3p  90 degrees, b=15 a.u., v=0.1 a.u. 
           FILES:  a4d  a4c 
a5     Na3p  45 degrees, b=15 a.u., v=0.1 a.u.  
           FILES:  a5d  a5c 
a6     Na3p -45 degrees, b=15 a.u., v=0.1 a.u. 
           FILES:  a6d  a6c 

AND SOME FUN

hh    Demonstration of future movies?
      Rotating polar plot of a dipole 
           FILES:  hhd  hhc 
d2    Dancing girl from a children book  
           FILES:  d2d  d2c 




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