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The following E-mail message (somewhat dated) discusses one site
which distributes Mopac via anonymous FTP.  The same site also
has Ampac.

The Journal of Computer-Aided Molecular Design, Volume 4, Number 1,
March 1990, is a special issue on Mopac and discusses it in great
detail.

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Subject: anonymous FTP download of Mopac 6.0 for Vax and Unix
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I have set up the VAX QCPE distribution of Mopac 6.0 and a working Unix
conversion(DEC 5000 Ultrix workstation) for anonymous FTP download.  
The system is ouchem.chem.oakland.edu.  Login as ftp with any password.
The vax distribution tape is in the directory pub/vax.  The Unix
conversion is in pub/unix.  Some modifications to the makefile and/or
source may be necessary to allow the code to work on other Unix systems.
Also, note that Mopac 6.0 is completely a public domain code.