User 33b447c190
08-12-2006 09:11:24
I would like to draw d-DMSO with the groups D3C and CD3. The problem ist that the D3C Group is connected to the D and not to the C atom. Is there any possibility to correct this?
User f359e526a1
08-12-2006 10:44:21
Hello, what is the source of the abbreviated group you created?
User f359e526a1
11-12-2006 14:02:16
Hello, is it something like:
Code: |
CD3 [H]C([H])[2H] 2 leftName=D3C
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(assuming there is only one H changed to deuterium). There must be a TAB among the tokens not space and it will show up like the picture I attached.
User 33b447c190
11-12-2006 15:10:59
the picture looks exactly like I want it to have. Could you please give me some more Details on how you got it to look like that?
User f359e526a1
12-12-2006 07:34:48
Hello, I am going to give a more detailed description, most of the things are at:
http://www.chemaxon.com/marvin/chemaxon/marvin/help/sketch-chem.html
http://www.chemaxon.com/marvin/doc/user/abbrevgroup-doc.html
i) first create your abbreviated group as usual in a window that contains only the group, nothing else - add the attachment points, etc., but do NOT drag it to the "My Templates" window yet.
ii) Open the source editor: Edit -> Source -> Format -> SMILES abbreviated group . You will have something like:
Code: |
CD3 [2H]C([H])[H] 2 |
iii) append a TAB character to the end and the "leftName=D3C" string it will look like:
Code: |
CD3 [2H]C([H])[H] 2 leftName=D3C |
iv) Press Ctrl-I to import
v) Now you can drag&drop into the my templates window. Check the paste mode is "Contract" when you are adding to a molecule.
Hope it helps
User 33b447c190
12-12-2006 10:12:54
thank you very much! It solved my problem!