AW: QSAR - Salt removing

Dear Fred

I am afraid this will not help you, especially if you want to do something
quick, and may be only once.

There are many people asking for some database and/or file manipulation. In
general, I have access to MDL, and somebody comes up with a script. However,
there is a more general solution to these kind of manipulations. I was
really exited when I saw it, because it eliminated the need to write code.
Have a look at SciTegis’s Pipeline Pilot. Before you can do “everything”.
They have a way to go, but it is a promising start.

With best regards,
Alex

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[mailto:qsar_society-admin ~~ accelrys.com]Im Auftrag von Frédéric Ooms
Gesendet: Freitag, 20. Juni 2003 08:53
An: qsar_society,+,accelrys.com
Betreff: QSAR - Salt removing

Dear all,
I would like to know if some script are available to remove salt from an SD
file. I am looking for a standalone script working under Windows 2000.
Best regards
Fred Ooms
Received on 2003-06-21 - 06:50 GMT