Metamolecular Products Blog

Congratulations to Fredrick Wallner, winner of the recent ChemWriter contest! Fredrick's name was randomly selected to win a free ChemWriter Domain License.

I'd like to once again thank those who participated, and encourage anyone with an interest in discussing chemical structure editors to get in touch about their requirements.

About ChemWriter

ChemWriter is the chemical structure editor designed for use with Web applications. Fast-loading and easy to deploy, ChemWriter makes it simple to create great interfaces for rich chemistry applications. ChemWriter is used by organizations worldwide, and can be seen at work on popular sites such as eMolecules.

If you've been thinking about entering the ChemWriter Contest, time is almost up. We'll be selecting one lucky winner at random from the valid entries received as of 5:00 pm U.S. Pacific Time tomorrow, October 7th.

Entering is easy: just write one paragraph on your most important requirement for a chemical structure editor. No mention of ChemWriter is necessary - we're really just interested in your most important requirement. Include a link to the contest home page. Then, post your entry to the social medium of your choice, for example: a LinkedIn forum; your blog, FriendFeed; even a mailing list. Then, send us a link to your entry.

Be sure to check out the complete rules before entering.

Good luck!

About ChemWriter

ChemWriter is the chemical structure editor designed for use with Web applications. Fast-loading and easy to deploy, ChemWriter makes it simple to create great interfaces for rich chemistry applications. ChemWriter is used by organizations worldwide, and can be seen at work on popular sites such as eMolecules.

Time is running out on your chance to win a free ChemWriter Domain License. Whether you haven't yet added a structure editor to your site or you're looking to improve the user/deployment experience, this could be your opportunity to do it for free. Even if you're already happy with your current solution, we'd like to hear about your most important requirement for a chemical structure editor.

Be sure to check out the full contest rules before entering. We'll be selecting a winner on October 7th.

ChemWriter is the chemical structure editor designed for use with Web applications. Fast-loading and easy to deploy, ChemWriter makes it simple to create great interfaces for rich chemistry applications. ChemWriter is used by organizations worldwide, and can be seen at work on popular sites such as eMolecules.

We're excited to have received the first entry in the ChemWriter Contest!

All you have to do to enter is write one paragraph describing your most important requirement for a chemical structure editor and post it to your social medium of choice (LinkedIn forum, FriendFeed account, blog, wiki, or even a mailing list). Your posting should contain a link to the contest home page. Then email us the link to what you posted. It's that simple.

On October 7, we'll be selecting a winner at random from the valid entries received. Be sure to check out the full contest rules before entering.

ChemWriter is the chemical structure editor designed for use with Web applications. Fast-loading and easy to deploy, ChemWriter makes it simple to create great interfaces for rich chemistry applications. ChemWriter is used by organizations worldwide, and can be seen at work on popular sites such as eMolecules.

There are only eight days left for your chance to win a free ChemWriter Domain License.If you've been looking for a way to upgrade your service's user interface, or create the best look and feel from the beginning, this is your chance!

On October 7, we'll be selecting a winner at random from the valid entries received. Be sure to check out the full contest rules before entering.

ChemWriter is the chemical structure editor designed for use with Web applications. Fast-loading and easy to deploy, ChemWriter makes it simple to create great interfaces for rich chemistry applications. ChemWriter is used by organizations worldwide, and can be seen at work on popular sites such as eMolecules.