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Rodolfo:<br>
I am not surprised that a TeX/LaTeX chemical structure mailing list is
inactive<br>
as it is a very clumsy system in general and is only worth using in
extremis<br><br>
There is excellent, chemically-intelligent freeware available,
IsisDraw,<br>
which both novices and experts use, which runs under Windows and can<br>
be easily inserted into your document or presentation.<br><br>
It is capable of producing very high-quality structures, and is the
software<br>
of choice for professional chemists ....<br><br>
John<br><br>
At 11:02 20/04/2005, you wrote:<br>
<blockquote type=cite class=cite cite="">Date: Tue, 19 Apr 2005 22:31:53
+0200<br>
From: "romeomedina\@libero\.it"
<romeomedina@libero.it><br>
Subject: [texhax] PPCHTeX mailing list<br>
To: "texhax" <texhax@tug.org><br>
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I've just begun using PPCHTeX to type chemical structure formulas.<br>
I tried to subscribe to the PPCHTeX mailing list<br>
at the address ntg-ppchtex@ntg.nl, but apparently<br>
the subscription was not successful and the mailing<br>
list itself seems to be inactive.<br>
Can maybe anyone suggest a place (if there is one) <br>
where to ask other users for help about PPCHTeX matters?<br>
Maybe the texhax mailing list itself?<br><br>
Thanks,<br>
Rodolfo</blockquote>
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Professor John M. Simmie<br>
Chemistry Department & Environmental Change Institute<br>
National University of Ireland, Galway::Ireland<br>
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