It is really easy to run resolve right after SOLVE. Just go to the directory where you ran SOLVE and type (or put in a command file):

#!/bin/csh
#
# Here is a very minimal script to run resolve:
#
# Set CCP4 variables for symmetry information and
# for file handling:
#
setenv SYMOP /usr/local/ccp4/lib/data/symop.lib
setenv CCP4_OPEN UNKNOWN
#
# Now run resolve:
#
resolve<<EOD
solvent_content 0.4             ! your solvent content goes here.
EOD
#
# Now "resolve.mtz" has the output amplitudes, phases,
# and figure of merit in columns labelled: FP PHIM FOMM
#

That's it! (Sure, there are a few other keywords, but usually you don't need them.) (More sample scripts are available too.)

• Resolve will read from "solve.mtz" and write out new structure factor amplitudes and phases to "resolve.mtz."
• You can use "resolve.mtz" in the same way as you use any mtz file in the CCP4 suite.
• The new phases are called PHIM and the figure of merit is FOMM (M is for modified).