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Re: Saving 2D-structure with labels [message #1624 is a reply to message #1622]

Mon, 06 June 2022 07:37

vijaymasand
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Registered: May 2022

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Dear Norwid
Thank you for the reply. The solution provided by you is really simple and useful. I also developed images with required labels using your method without any problem. This also solved my third requirement of inclusion of ‘white’ as an option in 'Look and Feel'.
However, when I tried it for more than 100 molecules, I got error message that it is out of memory. So, it has some limitations. I am using Windows 11 (64 bit), 32 GB RAM, and Datawarrior 05.05.00.
For point number 2, I hope the developers will develop a solution to download data from ChEMBL30.
With regards
Vijay

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		Saving 2D-structure with labels By: vijaymasand on Fri, 20 May 2022 17:04
		Re: Saving 2D-structure with labels By: nbehrnd on Sun, 05 June 2022 16:35
		Re: Saving 2D-structure with labels By: vijaymasand on Mon, 06 June 2022 07:37
		Re: Saving 2D-structure with labels By: nbehrnd on Mon, 06 June 2022 19:14
		Re: Saving 2D-structure with labels By: vijaymasand on Tue, 07 June 2022 03:44
		Re: Saving 2D-structure with labels By: vijaymasand on Tue, 07 June 2022 09:26
		Re: Saving 2D-structure with labels By: nbehrnd on Tue, 07 June 2022 19:30
		Re: Saving 2D-structure with labels By: thomas on Mon, 27 June 2022 18:45
		Re: Saving 2D-structure with labels By: vijaymasand on Wed, 29 June 2022 04:05
		Re: Saving 2D-structure with labels By: nbehrnd on Thu, 30 June 2022 20:03
		Re: Saving 2D-structure with labels By: vijaymasand on Sat, 02 July 2022 04:36

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