Update: Four Free 2-D Structure Editors for Web Applications 1
A previous article discussing the deployment of four free 2D structure editors has been fixed. The sample pages demonstrating how to obtain a molfile from each have also been restored.
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I was recently notified about a problem with the JME editor, regarding SMILES output: the SMILES has a maximum length! 512 characters, if I remember correctly. That's quite disastrous, of course! Esspecially, because you do not get warned about this.