A completely new version of Chem4Word In the last post, we showed you some of the improvements we’re making in the new version of the Chem4Word addin, and how they improve the experience of our users. In this post, we’d like to share with you some of the changes that we’ve made, but from a developer’s …
Category Archive: News
Apr 03
What’s coming up in Version 3 – A user perspective
A completely new version of Chem4Word We have been working on a new version of the Chemistry addin for Microsoft Word and we’d like to show our progress so far. The new Ribbon and Library are shown in the picture below. We also have a new version of the Chemistry Navigator and a replacement for the …
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Dec 23
Next version of Chem4Word
We are starting work on the next version of Chem4Word. What features would you like to see in it? Please make any suggestions in the our Facebook group 2,684 total views, no views today
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Sep 08
We’re moving to the .NET Foundation
The Chem4Word Project began in 2008 as a collaboration between Microsoft Research and the University of Cambridge. The project’s original instigators, Tony Hey and Peter Murray-Rust, intended to add the capability to create and edit chemical structures within the world’s most popular word processor, Microsoft Word. This was novel enough in itself, but the ‘Chemistry Add-In for …
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Dec 16
Chem4Word – Usage data collection
There are lots of software products out there that collect ‘usage’ data and many of us simply accept the terms and conditions without giving it a thought. Chem4Word is no exception, but I thought that I would share some of it back with you! The current beta release has been collecting information about Office version, …
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Dec 14
Latest Version Released
The latest version of Chem4Word the Chemistry AddIn for Microsoft Word is available for download. In version 2.0.1.0, we’ve addressed a number of issues, including the following: Changed what happens when users try to copy/paste or drag/drop structures. At present, the only way to replicate or move structures in a document is to use the Chemistry Navigator. Changed …
Dec 07
New website up and running
Well, you’re reading this post, so that you obviously already know that the Chem4Word project has a new website. We’re a very small group of people working on, what we believe, is a very useful add-in for Microsoft Word. There are plenty of applications that allow users to draw chemical structures, but the unique point …