(W) Include third party ActiveX controls on your form.
(W) Automatically build or extend databases by importing structures from collections of structure files, databases, SDFiles, or other sources.
(W) Search on your computer or network for chemical structures in Word, Excel, Powerpoint, ChemDraw, ISIS files and more, and browse, search, refine, or export your hit list to any destination.
(W) Search for (sub)structure, similarity, numeric values, text, chemical formula (including element ranges, element exclusions), date. Support for tautomers and alt groups.
(W) Use a navigation tree to track history of searches between sessions, allow queries to be rerun or reconstituted; merge lists by drag-and-drop in tree. Queries color-coded to relate to ChemBioViz plots.
(W) Merge hitlists with any logic: intersect, union, subtract, reverse subtract.
(W) View records one at a time, in a table view or a multiform view.
(W) Python scripts can be written to automate the application and can be attached to buttons on the form or to database trigger events. User the enhanced Script Editor to develop and debug -- now featuring interactive line-by-line execution -- and display output in a new dockable text window. CAL is a simple programming language, accessible to non-programmers allows automation, self-running demos, custom operations; includes debugging features.
Conforms to industry standards.
(W) Link relational data to your main table via subforms.
(W) Partition a form into sections using tabbed form pages.