Best way to draw out a molecule for forum question?

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The discussion centers on the best software for drawing chemical structures, with a focus on ChemDoodle and ACD Labs ChemSketch. Users highlight ChemDoodle's features, particularly its atom tagging and numbering tools, which auto-increment and enhance usability. One participant mentions using ACD Labs ChemSketch for molecule drawing and adding annotations in Photoshop. There is a consensus that ChemDoodle is superior for chemical drawing, and users are encouraged to reach out to ChemDoodle's support for assistance with any issues, including the online widget version.
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I mean what is the most common way people do this? I was using something called chemdoodle but i couldn't figure out how to number the atoms. Is chemdoodle the best or something better? thanks
 
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Whenever I need to draw a molecule I go for ACD Labs ChemSketch, but I add annotations in Photoshop.
 
ChemDoodle has Atom tag/numbering tools. Click on the charge tool on the left toolbar to see them. Very nice, they auto increment for you in different forms. ChemDoodle is by far the best chemical drawing software available.

They are also very responsive, so you should contact them if you have questions.
 
ok ill try chemddodle again..i gave up because of the numbering problem i was having.. btw I am talking about the online chemdoodle widget thing not the download software
 
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