In <39buqb$mgc at terminator.rs.itd.umich.edu> brecher at terminator.rs.itd.umich.edu (Jonathan Brecher) writes:
[...]
>problem perceived with the original ChemDraw that everyone is trying to
>find an alternative? I certainly can't begrudge anyone their personal
>preferences, but if anyone knows of any problems with ChemDraw, then by
>all means TELL us, so that we can fix them. ChemDraw has grown over the last
>eight years primarily as a result of customer input, and if we are not meeting
>your needs as well as we can, please let us know!
>Back to the original question, there are demos of CS ChemDraw for SGI and
>Sun machines running X-windows (and Macs and Windows machines, too) available
>by anonymous ftp from ftp.camsci.com. They will also shortly be available by
>WWW at http://www.camsci.com (most of the domos are already linked into our
>Web server).
the original poster wanted an application that drew 2D molecular
representations on a Mac platform. i suggested chem-edit (freeware
(1989) by NAB Gray).
>I hope this information is helpful.
>Jonathan Brecher
>Cambridge Scientific Computing, Inc.
>jsb at camsci.com
>Do I really need a disclaimer?
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Steven Zikopoulos <szikopou at ccs.carleton.ca>
