Improved Preferences

Posted in ChemDoodle. Written by iclkevin on April 14th, 2010

The entire interface has been polished for ChemDoodle 3 and it looks spectacular. Of all the windows in ChemDoodle though, the Preferences window has seen the most drastic changes. Here are some images. ChemDoodle 3 is a free upgrade for all customers of ChemDoodle 1 or 2.

By the way, many have asked what is taking so long for ChemDoodle 3. The answer is that we have added and improved so much that it took a really long time! We are nearing the very end of development though and beta testing will begin very soon. To preorder ChemDoodle 3, just purchase a copy of ChemDoodle 2; this way you get a great tool to use right away and you will get ChemDoodle 3 for free immediately when it is released.

Preferences: General

Preferences: Saving

Preferences: Visuals

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