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MDL Crossfire Beilstein
The Beilstein CrossFire database contains
extensive information on over 7 million organic substances covered
in chemical literature from 1778 to the present. The database is the
most complete collection of structures, properties, reactions, and
references to the literature in organic chemistry. Using the database
requires a client called Beilstein Commander. We have provided instructions
for downloading and installing the
latest version of the Beilstein Commander client software.
Download the drawing program
Beilstein Documentation
The CrossFire system offers users content-sensitive
help screens. For more information you may also contact the US Beilstein
Helpdesk at ushelpdesk@beilstein.com.
For additional general product information,
or to download official documents relating to the Beilstein database,
go to the Beilstein Home Page.
Complete documentation for the latest version of Crossfire and Commander
are available from the
Beilstein website, or you may select the documents you need
from the table below:
| Document |
PDF-Format |
| Getting Started |
414
KB |
| CrossFire Administrator's Guide |
866
KB
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An Acrobat Reader can be obtained free from Adobe's website. Printed copies of these manuals are available
in the Chemistry
Library. Please inquire at the Circulation Desk in the Chemistry
Library. .
Documentation and Tutorials from Other Sources
- MDL maintains a page
of useful links
- The University of Chicago has several guides:
- University of California, San Diego:
- University of Wisconsin, Madison:
- Stanford University Libraries:
Please note that not all of the features discussed in the above
guides are available in at NDSU. For example, NDSU does not subscribe
to the Gmelin portion of the Crossfire database. Also, some of
the files above are based on an earlier version of the Commander
software.
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Last Updated: March 11, 2008