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A new molecule editor in Chem4Word 2020 – Introducing ACME!

The biggest change in Chem4Word 2020 is the way in which you can draw and edit chemical structures.

ACME is the Advanced CML-based Molecule Editor.  ACME uses Windows’ hardware-accelerated graphics for seamless, scalable drawing and editing.

ACME supports all common molecule editing operations complete with full undo and redo.
 

Whether you’re editing a molecule that is already in your document, or drawing a new one, ACME is the new tool to do the job.

Andy Wright

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