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ChemDraw 16.0.1, ChemDraw 16.0.1 press release principally addressing stability and usability issues on the Mac platform has been released. Update Dec 26. ChemDraw 16 is now internally approved to run under MacOS Sierra. Penn Chemistry Computing 231 South 34th Street CHM 73, Room 116 Philadelphia, PA 19104 help@chem.upenn.edu 215-898-5493. There are three versions of Chem3D: fully configured Chem3D Pro (an old version for Macs available on Yale Mac clusters), Chem3D Ultra 8.0 (a free trial version that expires two weeks after you install it on your PC), and Chem3D ActiveX Net 8.0, which is free but won't do everything. There are three versions of Chem3D: fully configured Chem3D Pro (an old version for Macs available on Yale Mac clusters), Chem3D Ultra 8.0 (a free trial version that expires two weeks after you install it on your PC), and Chem3D ActiveX Net 8.0, which is free but won't do everything.

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Please note that CambridgeSoft stopped development of Chem3D for the Macintosh nearly 10 years ago, and stopped development of ChemFinder for the Macintosh over a decade ago. In the time since we made those decisions, we have received very few inquiries about updated versions of those products. Since Mac OS X did not exist a number of years ago, neither of those products are Mac OS X native. In fact, starting with our 9.0 release, we no longer provide Chem3D or ChemFinder for the Mac in any form. As a commercial software company, CambridgeSoft must focus on those products that have the largest user base. We have noted and value you suggestion and will continue to stay aware of the changes in our market. In contrast to Chem3D and ChemFinder, ChemDraw *does* have a significant user base, and we continue to enhance and support ChemDraw. The latest release of ChemDraw is Mac OS X native OS X support started with version 7.0), and has many new features compared to the older versions.

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We would love to be able to release new versions of Chem3D and ChemFinder for the Macintosh, and we will do so if we hear enough demand for them. Based on the resounding lack of demand over the years, however, I'm afraid it's not very likely.

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