We have received a few emails asking us to provide ChemDoodle on the iPad. We have had several internal discussions since the unveiling of the product, and I regret to state that we will not be providing ChemDoodle on that platform anytime soon. However, we are continuing to research tablet and hand-recognition technologies relevant to [...]

We certainly have been busy with ChemDoodle 3 development as its release approaches. One major new capability of ChemDoodle 3 is the inclusion of spectroscopic content. The JCAMP specification has been implemented so Mass Spectrometry, Infrared Spectroscopy and Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy output can be loaded and manipulated. Additionally, of the new widgets added, one [...]

We have tested ChemDoodle with the new Ubuntu 9.10 release and everything works as expected. As always, when there is a new operating system update, ChemDoodle will continue to work for you. On a side note, we are continuing to develop ChemDoodle 3 on schedule and it is very impressive. ChemDoodle 3 will be a [...]

We have thoroughly tested the retail version of Apple’s Mac OSX upgrade and are happy to announce that ChemDoodle continues to work beautifully after upgrading to Snow Leopard without issues. In fact, Snow Leopard provides several enhancements that noticeably improve ChemDoodle’s runtime performance. Snow Leopard is fully supported by our team.
As always, we are continuing [...]

Dr. John Gardiner of the University of Manchester provides a review of ChemDoodle at his website. Dr. Gardiner discusses several common tasks a chemist can easily accomplish with ChemDoodle and compares it to another popular chemical drawing tool.
I would like to reinforce one feature Dr. Gardiner stressed: the ability to exchange ChemDraw files on Windows, [...]

Here is a screencapture of ChemDoodle running on the new Windows 7 operating system. It works beautifully and efficiently. Unlike other software, ChemDoodle is completely platform independent, and you can switch and upgrade your operating systems as necessary without having to worry about compatible chemical drawing software. ChemDoodle will be there for you!

ChemDoodle 2 was just released and several institutions have signed up for site licenses. To be even more generous, we now offer an incredibly low cost annual subscription license for ChemDoodle. The following two options are perfect for universities and companies and will save your institution thousands and thousands of dollars.
Option 1: Your institution may [...]

The most important new feature making its debut in ChemDoodle 2 is the ability to seamlessly paste and insert scalable vector graphics into your favorite applications. Vector graphics are images that retain their crisp and clear quality regardless of their dimensions or resolution. We must stress the importance of such a feat, as no other [...]

One of the new widgets incorporated into ChemDoodle 2 is the new TLC Canvas. This widget allows you to digitally reproduce experimental Thin Layer Chromatography (TLC) plates with near photorealism.
UPDATE: ChemDoodle 2 was released on 5/27/09.
The following image and list will describe the layout of the widget.

Choose the current color of the spots being added.
Add [...]

Since Ubuntu 9.04 was released with a newer version of Java, we just had to try ChemDoodle on the upgraded OS. We all agree that ChemDoodle on Ubuntu 9.04 is faster than on previous versions of the OS and several Java glitches have been repaired, most notably, the missing borders around comboboxes.
UPDATE: ChemDoodle 2 was [...]