MOZYME example: Automatically correcting faulty charge

When GEO-OK is present in a MOZYME calculation, any errors in net charge are automatically corrected.  In this example, CH3-NH3 is obviously a cation (methyl ammonium cation), but in the data set shown here, the charge is incorrectly given as -1.  Because GEO-OK is present, when the job is run the error is detected and corrected, and the output and ARC files will be correct.

Data-set:

  mozyme CHARGE=-1 GEO-OK
 Methylammonium ion, charge is wrong, but since GEO-OK is present it will be corrected

  C         0.00000000 +0    0.0000000 +0    0.0000000 +0                        
  N         1.50605484 +1    0.0000000 +0    0.0000000 +0     1     0     0      
  H         1.03644234 +1  110.9040994 +1    0.0000000 +0     2     1     0       
  H         1.03643101 +1  110.9036359 +1  120.0082541 +1     2     1     3      
  H         1.03641712 +1  110.8984303 +1  119.9977109 +1     2     1     4       
  H         1.11206587 +1  111.8774978 +1   60.0148557 +1     1     2     3       
  H         1.11205744 +1  111.8759622 +1  119.9971123 +1     1     2     6      
  H         1.11209052 +1  111.8816803 +1  120.0004127 +1     1     2     7