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Table 2.2. Selection shortcut menu items.
Menu Item
Action
Background Color
Set the Workspace background color to black, white, gray, or blue.
Workspace
Feedback
Set up entry properties to be shown at the top left of the Workspace (“feed-
back”). Opens the
Preferences
panel at the
Feedback – Entry
section.
Invert Selection
Select the unselected atoms and deselect the selected atoms.
Expand Selection
Expand the selection to include atoms or residues within a specified distance,
or to select only these atoms. (Workspace)
Select Matching
Atoms By
Select all atoms that match any of the currently selected atoms by
Color
,
Rep-
resentation
, or
Element
(which you choose from the submenu). For example,
if the selection has red and green atoms, all red and green atoms are selected.
Representation
Set the molecular representation to wire frame, ball and stick, CPK, tube, or
thin tube.
Color Scheme
Apply the color scheme from the submenu to the selected atoms.
Labels
Apply the label from the submenu to the selected atoms.
Highlights
Add a highlight of a particular type with the default settings or manage high-
lights. (Workspace)
Display
Display the entire molecules or residues containing the selected atoms. This
action is useful if part of the molecule or residue was previously undisplayed.
Also, display residues within a given distance of the selected atoms.
Display Only
Display only the selected atoms. (Workspace)
Undisplay
Undisplay the selected atoms.
Delete
Delete the selected atoms.
Switch Alternate
Positions
For atoms with partial occupancy, switch between the alternate positions.
(Workspace)
Display Alternate
Positions
For atoms with partial occupancy, display all positions. The alternate positions
are displayed as ghosts. (Workspace)
Set Element
Change the selected atoms to atoms of the element chosen from the submenu.
(Workspace)
Insert Gap
Insert a gap to the left of the selected residue. Opens a dialog box in which you
can specify the number of residues to insert. (Sequence viewer)
Mutate Residue
Change the residues that contain the selected atoms (or the selected residues)
to the type chosen from the submenu.
Rotamers
Open
the
Rotamers
dialog box to select one of the standard rotamers for the
selected residues.
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Create Project Entry
Create a project entry. Opens the
Create Project Entry
dialog box, in which
you can provide a title for the entry, and choose whether to use the selected
atoms, the displayed atoms, or all atoms. (Workspace)
Exclude Entries
Exclude the entries that contain the selected atoms from the Workspace.
Select Project
Entries
Select the entries that contain the selected atoms in the Project Table. The sub-
menu allows you to choose whether to add the entries to the current Project
Table selection, or to replace the selection.
Fit to Workspace
Fit the displayed structure to the Workspace and reset the center of rotation.
Clip
Clip the display to the selected atoms. Moves the clipping planes. (Workspace)
Center
Electron
Density
Center the displayed electron density map on the centroid of the selected
atoms. Used for PrimeX. (Workspace)
Transform
Perform a local transformation. (Workspace)
Align Centers of
Mass
Translate the entries so that the centers of mass of the selected atoms in each
entry coincide. (Workspace)
Help
Open the Shortcut Menus help topic.
Table 2.3. Bond shortcut menu items.
Action
Order
Set the bond order to zero, one, two, or three.
Measure
Measure the bond length and display it. The measurement is added to the list in the
Measurements
panel.
Adjust
Adjust the bond length or the dihedral angle around this bond.
Delete
Delete
the
bond.
Table 2.4. Tiling items on shortcut menus.
Menu Item
Action
Apply Zoom to All Tiles
Apply the zoom value from the current tile to all tiles.
Apply View to All Tiles
Apply the view (rotation, translation, zoom) from the current tile to all
tiles.
Reset Tile
Reset the view of the current tile to its initial value.
Pick Tiles to Move
Turn on or off picking to move tiles. When enabled, picking selects tiles
which can then be moved to a new location. The location is marked with a
vertical line between tiles as you move the mouse to the desired location.
Table 2.2. Selection shortcut menu items. (Continued)
Menu Item
Action