Comments on: Organic Chemistry: Using ChemSketch to Make Molecule Drawings http://study-shack.com/organic-chemistry-using-chemsketch-to-make-molecule-drawings Efficient Studying Wed, 01 Sep 2010 03:06:29 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Jonathan http://study-shack.com/organic-chemistry-using-chemsketch-to-make-molecule-drawings/comment-page-1#comment-97 Jonathan Sun, 07 Feb 2010 00:09:01 +0000 http://study-shack.com/organic-chemistry-using-chemsketch-to-make-molecule-drawings#comment-97 Is the reaction contained within the dotted lines bordering the page? Are you highlighted the reaction? It is unnecessary to select the reaction, the program will automatically select the reaction on the page. Is there more than one reaction on the page? Try reinstalling ChemSketch. These are some ideas. It is my first time hearing of this. Is the reaction contained within the dotted lines bordering the page?

Are you highlighted the reaction? It is unnecessary to select the reaction, the program will automatically select the reaction on the page.

Is there more than one reaction on the page?

Try reinstalling ChemSketch.

These are some ideas. It is my first time hearing of this.

]]> By: ChemSketch http://study-shack.com/organic-chemistry-using-chemsketch-to-make-molecule-drawings/comment-page-1#comment-96 ChemSketch Sat, 06 Feb 2010 21:58:03 +0000 http://study-shack.com/organic-chemistry-using-chemsketch-to-make-molecule-drawings#comment-96 hey when I save to .gif file, the end of my reaction gets cut off. How do I solve this problem? hey when I save to .gif file, the end of my reaction gets cut off. How do I solve this problem?

]]> By: Organic Chemistry: General » Study Shack http://study-shack.com/organic-chemistry-using-chemsketch-to-make-molecule-drawings/comment-page-1#comment-25 Organic Chemistry: General » Study Shack Fri, 08 Jan 2010 02:11:17 +0000 http://study-shack.com/organic-chemistry-using-chemsketch-to-make-molecule-drawings#comment-25 [...] As another note, the program I use for all of these drawings and for making SRS cards is called ChemSketch. It is free and easy to use. Instructions on how to use it for SRS purposes is found in the article Organic Chemistry: Using ChemSketch to Make Molecule Drawings. [...] [...] As another note, the program I use for all of these drawings and for making SRS cards is called ChemSketch. It is free and easy to use. Instructions on how to use it for SRS purposes is found in the article Organic Chemistry: Using ChemSketch to Make Molecule Drawings. [...]

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