as a library for structures, you can just open it, search for the right one and reuse it while also changing it. In the end you can use your old manuscripts/powerpoints/thesis/. Everyone who's using embedded object doesn't need that file. You have to save the chemdraw file if you want to reuse it. Just because you did it that way doesn't mean it's an effective way to do this.
I always did this way from the publications of the last 10 years (in Windows). You have to keep all the different chemdraw files, you have to name them in a way you know exactly what's in there since there's no preview function.ĭirect copypaste does not give the same quality than using an image. It's not as easy as having the embedded object. Probably every time is said because every time people does not understand that's easy, provide good pictures that can be used over and over, and it's not cumbersome at all. If it's a chemdraw object in Word then there's no better resolution, it's essentially a vector graphic and as long as you "print" your word doc in the correct way you will get the same or a better result than when using pictures. Moreover, a picture generated by chemdraw is far more detailed and with higher resolution than one copypasted. That's BS, there are many reasons why one might want to change a figure. If editing is needed it means the job was not done properly so it's loss of time anyway. Post memes/jokes in /r/chemistrymemes and /r/chemistryjokes. Any such posts will be deleted.Īsk education and jobs questions in the current weekly topic. If you're looking for a more concentrated, advanced discussion of chemistry topics among professionals and grad students, check out /r/Chempros.īefore asking "What chemical is this?" see this chart. Click here for the OSHA chemical data site and here for a multicompany MSDS aggregate search. If you spill/injure yourself contact medical professionals and read the MSDS, do not post to this reddit. Yes links to blogs, images, videos, comics, and infographics are okay especially if they are on your personal website. No physorg, sciencedaily, or other press release aggregator spam!
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