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To: "Venkataraman P.S." <psv8b@watt.seas.virginia.edu>
From: "nick.c" <online@mactech.com>
Subject: Re: CCL:Software for print quality images
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   Venkataraman,

      I have always used Chem3D for geneating postscript
        files of 3D molecular structures.  It is configurable
        to have atom labels or numbers on the atoms, exports
        postcript form, allows free rotation/translation
        of structures and fragments, and imports xyz data.

      There is a Macintosh freeware version of this software
        available from CamSci at:

            <http://www.camsci.com/>

        I've always used the commercial mac version, but they
        also have a commercial PC version.  I'm uncertain
        what features are available in their freeware version.
        Hope this helps,




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