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Welcome to HyperChem

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#9427From: Greg Moore [SPEA,INC]Feb 19, 1992 12:41 PM
Tom, We are ADI developers and developing MM stuff. Hyperchem is interesting but I didn't understand much just got some interesting things on the screen. do you understand this stuff ??? Greg Moore SPEA, Inc
#9715From: Tom Slee [Hypercube]Feb 24, 1992 12:31 PM
Hi Greg, Glad to hear from you. In answer to your question: I am responsible for the product support effort for HyperChem, so think I do understand "this stuff". I haven't checked out the files yet, but understand that all that has been posted yet has been a few GIF files of bitmap images of HyperChem's screen. HyperChem itself is a powerful molecular modeling program: but instead of singing its praises perhaps I should wait to hear more about your particular interests in the area. HyperChem runs under Windows, so there has not been much work on interfacing to other Autodesk programs as yet.
#9957From: Rod HardmanFeb 28, 1992 3:16 PM
Tom, Good to see the area up on cserve. I can't underestimate the importance of this channel of communication, both for dealers and end users! Good luck with the gear, I hope to be in your area monday, so if you require anything else, be sure to leave phone mail 5157 before sunday night. Cheers! Rod H Crowntek
#9970From: Greg Moore [SPEA,INC]Feb 28, 1992 7:07 PM
Tom, my interest would be getting and interesting molecule for use with 3ds. I am also interested in molecular modeling from a graphics standpoint and from a chemical standpoint, although I have had very little chemical training. I most interested in the mutate option….<sinister laugh> Any way to model DNA easily ? so far all I've been able to model looks like "blobs" <g>. any suggestions ? Greg Moore SPEA, Inc ps. Hyperchem looks GREAT at 1280x1024x256.