Openmolecules.org Forum: Bug Reports Chemical Structure Copy

Openmolecules.org Forum: Bug Reports Chemical Structure Copy
  1. Openmolecules.org Forum Bug Reports Chemical Structure Copyright
  2. Openmolecules.org Forum: Bug Reports Chemical Structure Copyright

Regina Henschel 2014-12-10 15:43:44 UTC AOO has no import filter for ChemDraw. Therefore it takes the emf-pictures, which are inside the document.

And these show the chemical structure already in the shifted, cut kind. Please ask in a Microsoft forum, how to import ChemDraw in way to a Word document, that MS Word generates correct replacement pictures. For AOO Writer you should try to export to a file format in ChemDraw, which AOO knows. Does ChemDraw provide OLE? Then you might get better results, when not inserting as picture but as OLE-object.

This is not a bug on side of AOO.

Description eLabChem is a fork of which incorporates chemistry functions, such as a chemical structure drawing tool and automatic stoichiometry table generation. A demo can be tried.

The demo username/pass is demo/pass. ELabChem should work on all modern browsers, including on tablet computers (iPad, etc). This README file is a modified version of the original eLabFTW readme.

Installation Thank you for choosing eLabChem as a lab manager, Please report bugs on. ELabChem was designed to be installed on a server, and people from the team would just log into it from their browser. Don't have a server? That's okay, you can use an old computer with 1 GB of RAM and an old CPU, it's more than enough. Just install a recent GNU/Linux distribution on it. You could also consider buying a Pi) (£25 computer), which should work fine with eLabChem. But you can also install it locally and use it for yourself only.

Here is how: Install locally on Mac OS Please. For the 'PHP Part', substitute the git command for. $ git clone And remember that all the files will be in the resulting 'elabchem' directory, not 'elabftw'. You will also need to install (from the OpenBabel homepage) and, as described: myCcem in MAMP 2.1.4 (Mac OS X) This is a bit awkward because we need to download mysql again (in a redundant installation) because MAMP doesn't expose the necessary library. This is nasty and hacky! You'd probably be better off setting up your own MAMP stack following, say ( ) Make sure that you install the openbabel binary as directed on openbabel.org.

Get cmake from Make sure you have a C/C compiler (ideally GCC), via macports or XCode, and subversion. Get the relevant mysql package depending on your architecture (x86 or x8664) from:. x86 (32 bit).

x8664 (64 bit) and install mysql. With the pre-requisites taken care of. $ git clone And remember that all the files will be in the resulting 'elabchem' directory, not 'elabftw'. You will also need to install (from the OpenBabel homepage). Consult the MyChem documentation for help installing on Windows. Install on Unix-like OS (GNU/Linux, BSD, Solaris, etc) (the recommended way!) Please refer to your distribution's documentation to install:.

a webserver (Apache2 is recommended). php5. mysql. git. For Debian/Ubuntu (recommended), most of this can be installed quickly using Apt.

# first we connect to mysql $ mysql -u root -p # we create the database (note the; at the end!) mysql create database elabchem; # we create the user that will connect to the database. Mysql grant usage on. to elabchem@localhost identified by 'YOURPASSWORD '; # we give all rights to this user on this database mysql grant all privileges on elabchem. to elabchem@localhost; mysql exit # now we import the database structure $ mysql -u elabchem -p elabchem.