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Date: Fri, 21 Jan 2005 16:21:36 -0500
From: Edward Sanville <edward.j.sanville@dartmouth.edu>
Subject: WFN file output for Bader's Atoms in Molecules analysis?
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Hello NWChem Users,
    I'm wondering if there's any way to get NWChem to write MO data to a 
".wfn" file for use with Richard Bader's AIMPAC or another program which 
produces electron density, gradient, and lagrangian plots?  I am aware 
that gaussian uses the "output=wfn" directive to accomplish this task, 
but I would rather not use gaussian if I can use NWChem instead.  In 
addition, NWChem handles the systems I am dealing with much more 
robustly than Gaussian.

Thank you,
Ed Sanville