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Trying to number compounds from ChemDraw
The Next CEO of Stack OverflowChemnum with Chemdraw 16.0.1.4 not workingHow can images be separated from text by a horizontal line?How to number chemical reaction separately from mathematical equations?window and experimental environment from chemmacros - compatibility?chemnum: compounds numbers don't replace TMP at the right position in .eps file (chemdraw)Citing sub-references from a combined citation listModify part of an environment from a package: experimental environment of chemmacrosCustom Suffixes for Sub-compounds in chemnum
I'm new to LaTeX and have been trying to solve this for a few hours now.
Hi everyone - I'm new to LaTeX and have been trying to solve this for a few hours now.
I'm trying to transfer compounds made in ChemDraw (that I've exported as .eps files) into LaTeX. My ideal goal would be to have LaTeX automatically number all my compounds as I put them in (i.e. if I add a compound in before all the others, the compounds would all automatically renumber).
So far, I've not even been able to convert one temporary label to the number "1". See below:
beginfigure
begincenter
replacecmpdTMPA
includegraphics[scale=0.7]Diagrams/"Taxol, Numbered".eps
captionTaxol
endcenter
endfigure
EPS file here: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1BWAuTo6YzSeLVQRIQaf4gzG5k5uw84qY
ChemDraw version: 16.0.1.4 (61)
I'm super confused about chemnum vs chemfig vs chemscheme and so far have not been able to get anywhere with any of them - please help!
Thanks for your time!
chemistry
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I'm new to LaTeX and have been trying to solve this for a few hours now.
Hi everyone - I'm new to LaTeX and have been trying to solve this for a few hours now.
I'm trying to transfer compounds made in ChemDraw (that I've exported as .eps files) into LaTeX. My ideal goal would be to have LaTeX automatically number all my compounds as I put them in (i.e. if I add a compound in before all the others, the compounds would all automatically renumber).
So far, I've not even been able to convert one temporary label to the number "1". See below:
beginfigure
begincenter
replacecmpdTMPA
includegraphics[scale=0.7]Diagrams/"Taxol, Numbered".eps
captionTaxol
endcenter
endfigure
EPS file here: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1BWAuTo6YzSeLVQRIQaf4gzG5k5uw84qY
ChemDraw version: 16.0.1.4 (61)
I'm super confused about chemnum vs chemfig vs chemscheme and so far have not been able to get anywhere with any of them - please help!
Thanks for your time!
chemistry
asked 7 hours ago
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To replace a tag using thereplacecmpdcommand, put a text box with the contentTMP1in chemdraw and export the file to.eps. (If you have more than one compound per image, useTMP1,TMP2,...) Then you can usereplacecmpd<key>in your.texfile with<key>being a unique identifier that you can always use to refer to this compound (comparable to the label/ref approach). If you wish to compile your document usingpdflatexyou might be interested in using theauto-pst-pdfpackage.
– leandriis
7 hours ago
Further information (and also some examples) can be found in the chemnum manual. If you have a specific problem, please make a minimal working example (MWE) that illustrates your issue and allows others to reproduce it. Unrelated to the question: Do not use thecenterenvironment inside afigureas it adds vertical white space. In order to horizontally center the image, you can use thecenteringcommand instead.
– leandriis
6 hours ago
@leandriis, I tried this, but it didn't work? It just says "TMP1" still.
– Eli Nathan
6 hours ago
Could you try with a.epsfile that does not contain spaces in its name?
– leandriis
6 hours ago
Sadly still doesn't work - but thanks anyway for helping.
– Eli Nathan
6 hours ago
|
show 6 more comments
I'm new to LaTeX and have been trying to solve this for a few hours now.
Hi everyone - I'm new to LaTeX and have been trying to solve this for a few hours now.
I'm trying to transfer compounds made in ChemDraw (that I've exported as .eps files) into LaTeX. My ideal goal would be to have LaTeX automatically number all my compounds as I put them in (i.e. if I add a compound in before all the others, the compounds would all automatically renumber).
So far, I've not even been able to convert one temporary label to the number "1". See below:
beginfigure
begincenter
replacecmpdTMPA
includegraphics[scale=0.7]Diagrams/"Taxol, Numbered".eps
captionTaxol
endcenter
endfigure
EPS file here: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1BWAuTo6YzSeLVQRIQaf4gzG5k5uw84qY
ChemDraw version: 16.0.1.4 (61)
I'm super confused about chemnum vs chemfig vs chemscheme and so far have not been able to get anywhere with any of them - please help!
Thanks for your time!
chemistry
asked 7 hours ago
Eli NathanEli Nathan
11
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I'm new to LaTeX and have been trying to solve this for a few hours now.
Hi everyone - I'm new to LaTeX and have been trying to solve this for a few hours now.
I'm trying to transfer compounds made in ChemDraw (that I've exported as .eps files) into LaTeX. My ideal goal would be to have LaTeX automatically number all my compounds as I put them in (i.e. if I add a compound in before all the others, the compounds would all automatically renumber).
So far, I've not even been able to convert one temporary label to the number "1". See below:
beginfigure
begincenter
replacecmpdTMPA
includegraphics[scale=0.7]Diagrams/"Taxol, Numbered".eps
captionTaxol
endcenter
endfigure
EPS file here: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1BWAuTo6YzSeLVQRIQaf4gzG5k5uw84qY
ChemDraw version: 16.0.1.4 (61)
I'm super confused about chemnum vs chemfig vs chemscheme and so far have not been able to get anywhere with any of them - please help!
Thanks for your time!
chemistry
chemistry
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To replace a tag using thereplacecmpdcommand, put a text box with the contentTMP1in chemdraw and export the file to.eps. (If you have more than one compound per image, useTMP1,TMP2,...) Then you can usereplacecmpd<key>in your.texfile with<key>being a unique identifier that you can always use to refer to this compound (comparable to the label/ref approach). If you wish to compile your document usingpdflatexyou might be interested in using theauto-pst-pdfpackage.
– leandriis
7 hours ago
Further information (and also some examples) can be found in the chemnum manual. If you have a specific problem, please make a minimal working example (MWE) that illustrates your issue and allows others to reproduce it. Unrelated to the question: Do not use thecenterenvironment inside afigureas it adds vertical white space. In order to horizontally center the image, you can use thecenteringcommand instead.
– leandriis
6 hours ago
@leandriis, I tried this, but it didn't work? It just says "TMP1" still.
– Eli Nathan
6 hours ago
Could you try with a.epsfile that does not contain spaces in its name?
– leandriis
6 hours ago
Sadly still doesn't work - but thanks anyway for helping.
– Eli Nathan
6 hours ago
|
show 6 more comments
To replace a tag using thereplacecmpdcommand, put a text box with the contentTMP1in chemdraw and export the file to.eps. (If you have more than one compound per image, useTMP1,TMP2,...) Then you can usereplacecmpd<key>in your.texfile with<key>being a unique identifier that you can always use to refer to this compound (comparable to the label/ref approach). If you wish to compile your document usingpdflatexyou might be interested in using theauto-pst-pdfpackage.
– leandriis
7 hours ago
Further information (and also some examples) can be found in the chemnum manual. If you have a specific problem, please make a minimal working example (MWE) that illustrates your issue and allows others to reproduce it. Unrelated to the question: Do not use thecenterenvironment inside afigureas it adds vertical white space. In order to horizontally center the image, you can use thecenteringcommand instead.
– leandriis
6 hours ago
@leandriis, I tried this, but it didn't work? It just says "TMP1" still.
– Eli Nathan
6 hours ago
Could you try with a.epsfile that does not contain spaces in its name?
– leandriis
6 hours ago
Sadly still doesn't work - but thanks anyway for helping.
– Eli Nathan
6 hours ago
To replace a tag using the
replacecmpd command, put a text box with the content TMP1 in chemdraw and export the file to .eps. (If you have more than one compound per image, use TMP1, TMP2,...) Then you can use replacecmpd<key> in your .tex file with <key> being a unique identifier that you can always use to refer to this compound (comparable to the label/ref approach). If you wish to compile your document using pdflatex you might be interested in using the auto-pst-pdf package.– leandriis
7 hours ago
To replace a tag using the
replacecmpd command, put a text box with the content TMP1 in chemdraw and export the file to .eps. (If you have more than one compound per image, use TMP1, TMP2,...) Then you can use replacecmpd<key> in your .tex file with <key> being a unique identifier that you can always use to refer to this compound (comparable to the label/ref approach). If you wish to compile your document using pdflatex you might be interested in using the auto-pst-pdf package.– leandriis
7 hours ago
Further information (and also some examples) can be found in the chemnum manual. If you have a specific problem, please make a minimal working example (MWE) that illustrates your issue and allows others to reproduce it. Unrelated to the question: Do not use the
center environment inside a figure as it adds vertical white space. In order to horizontally center the image, you can use the centering command instead.– leandriis
6 hours ago
Further information (and also some examples) can be found in the chemnum manual. If you have a specific problem, please make a minimal working example (MWE) that illustrates your issue and allows others to reproduce it. Unrelated to the question: Do not use the
center environment inside a figure as it adds vertical white space. In order to horizontally center the image, you can use the centering command instead.– leandriis
6 hours ago
@leandriis, I tried this, but it didn't work? It just says "TMP1" still.
– Eli Nathan
6 hours ago
@leandriis, I tried this, but it didn't work? It just says "TMP1" still.
– Eli Nathan
6 hours ago
Could you try with a
.eps file that does not contain spaces in its name?– leandriis
6 hours ago
Could you try with a
.eps file that does not contain spaces in its name?– leandriis
6 hours ago
Sadly still doesn't work - but thanks anyway for helping.
– Eli Nathan
6 hours ago
Sadly still doesn't work - but thanks anyway for helping.
– Eli Nathan
6 hours ago
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To replace a tag using the
replacecmpdcommand, put a text box with the contentTMP1in chemdraw and export the file to.eps. (If you have more than one compound per image, useTMP1,TMP2,...) Then you can usereplacecmpd<key>in your.texfile with<key>being a unique identifier that you can always use to refer to this compound (comparable to the label/ref approach). If you wish to compile your document usingpdflatexyou might be interested in using theauto-pst-pdfpackage.– leandriis
7 hours ago
Further information (and also some examples) can be found in the chemnum manual. If you have a specific problem, please make a minimal working example (MWE) that illustrates your issue and allows others to reproduce it. Unrelated to the question: Do not use the
centerenvironment inside afigureas it adds vertical white space. In order to horizontally center the image, you can use thecenteringcommand instead.– leandriis
6 hours ago
@leandriis, I tried this, but it didn't work? It just says "TMP1" still.
– Eli Nathan
6 hours ago
Could you try with a
.epsfile that does not contain spaces in its name?– leandriis
6 hours ago
Sadly still doesn't work - but thanks anyway for helping.
– Eli Nathan
6 hours ago