ChemDraw User's Manual - CambridgeSoft

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Drawing, Atom Label, and Caption Text Settings in Journal Style Sheets or StationeryPadsNew Document• Fixed Length: 30 pt• Bold Width: 2 pt• Line Width: 1 ptOH• Margin Width: 2 ptOHO• Hash Spacing: 2.7 pt• Chain Angle (degrees): 120• Bond Spacing (% of length): 12• Atom Label Font (Win/Mac): Arial/HelveticaN• Atom Label Size: 10 ptHMorphine• Caption Font (Win/Mac): Times NewRoman/Times• Caption Size: 12 pt• Drawing Area (Width x Height): 7.5 in x 10 in• Page Size: US Letter• Reduction (%): 100ChemDraw 9 Document Settings • 261ChemDraw Style Sheets or Stationery Pads
Drawing, Atom Label, and Caption Text Settings in Journal Style Sheets or StationeryPadsAdministrator• Fixed Length: 30 pt• Bold Width: 4 pt• Line Width: 1.6 pt• Margin Width: 2 pt• Hash Spacing: 2.7 pt• Chain Angle (degrees): 120• Bond Spacing (% of length): 15• Atom Label Font (Win/Mac): Arial/Helvetica• Atom Label Size: 12 pt• Caption Font (Win/Mac): Times NewRoman/Times• Caption Size: 16 pt• Drawing Area (Width x Height): 7.5 in x 10 in• Page Size: US Letter• Reduction (%): 100262•Document SettingsCambridgeSoftChemDraw Style Sheets or Stationery Pads
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ChemOffice.Com®ChemDraw®Chemical
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License InformationChemOffice, Chem
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· Licensed users of ChemOffice Ent
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computer, except as provided below.
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Q: IS IT OK TO COPY MY COLLEAGUE’
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A Guide to CambridgeSoft ManualsAnd
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ContentsIntroductionWhat’s New in
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Method 2: Labeling an atom by point
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Chapter 10: Drawing Query Structure
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Searching. . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Administratorthey are presented. Ex
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Administrator12•IntroductionCambr
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The Mac GUI is shown below.Administ
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ToolUse to…AdministratorQueryTool
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AdministratorChemDraw window. Undoc
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AdministratorDouble-clicking on an
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3. Click the checkbox next to Autos
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a file as a different format is use
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QuickDraw is the graphical format t
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Chapter 2: TutorialsOverviewThe tut
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.2. Double-click the atom.The hand
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3. Click the third arrow from the l
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2. Press the Enter or Return key to
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.Add second and third bonds:1. Poin
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Refine the shape of the arrow:1. Po
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4. Click each of the atoms shown be
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4. Select a folder in which to save
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Add labels to C1 and C6:3. Point to
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3. Click Paste to paste the informa
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2. Hold the mouse button and drag u
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Save and close the document:1. From
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The size of the orbital is constrai
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8. Click the Wedged Bond tool, poin
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Chapter 3: Drawing ChemicalStructur
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Adjustthis…If you want to …The
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You can use the tools on the Multip
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To draw a wedged bond:1. Click one
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If you click an atom in a ring, a s
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• Press the Ctrl or Command key w
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To convert ring types:1. With a bon
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Chapter 4:UltraStructNameStructName
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Converting Names toStructuresThere
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category ChemDraw 8 supports... Che
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Chapter 5: Drawing Captions andAtom
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• Subscript—Reduces the text by
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If you label C4, the second and thi
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5. To close the text box, click out
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4. The margin width is applied to a
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Hard-Coded HotKeysYou cannot edit h
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To edit atom number text:1. Click t
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Chapter 6: Drawing Orbitals,Symbols
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To draw a single lobe orbital:1. Ho
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To draw an H-dot or an H-dash:1. Ho
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The Arrow ToolsPaletteUse the Arrow
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Drawing LinesLines drawn with the l
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Some examples of shapes that you ca
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Deleting a SegmentTo delete a curve
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If you wantto...then...If you wantt
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Chapter 7: Manipulating DrawingsOve
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Selecting Entire StructuresTo selec
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The unselected bonds that are attac
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Reflecting ObjectsThrough PlanesYou
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3. The current median bond length f
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3. With the group selected, right-c
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Chapter 8: Advanced DrawingTechniqu
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Am Amyl AmericiumNp para-NeptuniumN
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ProExpanding LabelsMulti-Attached L
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3. Double-click on the cyclopentadi
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If you select only part of a struct
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Customizing the ColorPaletteYou can
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2. Click a color in the Color Wheel
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A new and untitled Template window
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Chapter 9: Working WithStructuresOv
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Propertym/zDescriptionMass/charge,
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3. Click the appropriate Position o
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To create a report and view results
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ProExpand GenericStructuresYou can
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The assigned atoms or bonds are hig
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Chapter 10:StructuresProDrawing Que
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• From the Structure menu, choose
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OptionSimple ringSearch ResultFinds
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Abnormal ValenceThe Abnormal Valenc
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The Bond Type options are described
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In the table below, points are may
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To Position …from the atom or bon
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. Not necessarily carbon (a generic
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A structure-based representation of
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Because of its prevalence the No Fl
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However, you are not interested in
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Always Display and PrintAtom Mappin
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ExportedQueryPropertiesISIS Mol Rxn
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ExportedQueryPropertiesISIS Mol Rxn
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Chapter 11: Working With PageLayout
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To create headers and footers:1. Fr
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Saving Page Setup SettingsYou can s
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A check mark appears next to the Sh
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Aligning ObjectsUse the Align comma
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The table appears in the document w
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7. Press Tab again to create a thir
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Chapter 12: Sharing InformationOver
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A clipping file or a scrap file is
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pasted in other types of documents.
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• SMDFormat Import ExportChemDraw
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.opened in versions 3.0, 3.0.1, 3.0
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For single step single or multi-lin
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different computers rather than usi
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Transferring ChemDrawDocuments Acro
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Chapter 13: ChemDraw/ExcelThe ChemD
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mats, but you may get error message
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