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From: Robert Gdanitz <gdanitz@hydrogen.hec.utah.edu>
Subject: How do I get a verbose SCF output?
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Hi,
I want to do some MP2 computations of large molecules and I wonder, how I can
get a verbose SCF output. 

I am only interested in the energies in the various iterations. With "print low
scf" I only get the final energy. I especially want to get rid of the MO listing
and the Mulliken analysis. According to the manual (as I understand it), 
"noprint 'final vector analysis' 'final evals'" enclosed in "scf ... end" should
work, but it does not. Of course, "print none scf" gives no output at all.

So how do I prevent the SCF module from being too talkative?

Regards, Robert