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Computer simulations of liquid phases require an initial configuration fromwhich to begin. The preparation of such an initial configuration or `snapshot'often involves the melting of a solid phase. This melting is usually undertakenby heating the system at low pressure, followed by a lengthy re-compression andcooling once the melt has formed. This note looks at a novel technique toproduce a liquid phase from a perfect crystal using a standard Monte Carlosimulation code.

Non-Markovian melting: a novel procedure to generate initial liquid like phases for small molecules for use in computer simulation studies