Right, I get it. Thanks. These may or may not be 2D MOL files, but if they
are, that sounds like a fine option.
On Wed, Dec 12, 2012 at 5:31 PM, Angel Herráez <[email protected]> wrote:
> Bob:
> It's ChemDoodle Viewer -- simple enough, and small js files. Not
> interactive
> at all. It reads the MOLfile data which seems to be what is available for
> LMH.
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> LMH:
> You will have to read the documentation available at the ChemDoodle
> WebElements website. There are a lot of choices for controlling the style.
> I think that you need both the 2 js files and the css file, to be safe.
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