This video tutorial shows you how to draw a structure in a Microsoft Word document using the Chem4Word addin.
You now have your first structure in your Microsoft Word document!
There are other ways to add a structure to a Microsoft Word document using the Chem4Word addin, and we’ll show you these over the coming weeks. The next tutorial shows you how to edit existing structures in Microsoft Word documents that were created using the Chem4Word addin.
Get your copy of the Chemistry Addin for Microsoft Word from the download page.
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