Important news for Waters Millennium®32 Users

Toronto, January 11, 2002 -

Waters Millennium³² users can now attach chemical structures to chromatographic peaks, a new feature enabled by a collaboration with Advanced Chemistry Development. ACD/MolX technology has been incorporated into version 4.0 of Waters Millennium³² enabling users to append chemical structures to chromatograms for storage in the Millennium³² database. Now users can search stored analytical data not only by chromatographic parameter (e.g. mobile phase, column brand or column type), but also by structure.

Millennium³² users will also want to take advantage of ACD/Waters Advanced Structures Package. This software allows Millennium³² users to not only perform searches in Millennium³² libraries by structure but also by substructure. Other exciting features include the ability to search for structures or substructures in ISIS databases, edit chemical structures through the award winning ACD/ChemSketch interface and look up structures in ACD/Dictionary.

The ACD/Waters Advanced Structures Package will allow users with additional ACD/Labs products installed to utilize features of those products from within the Waters Millennium³² environment. Consider the advantages: retrieve separation methods using ACD/Chromatography Applications Database, predict chromatographic behavior of compounds with ACD/LC Simulator, calculate physiochemical properties of compounds with ACD/Labs PhysChem, and combine chromatographic and spectral data for storage and databasing with ACD/SpecManager.

ACD/Waters Advanced Structures Package can be purchased from ACD/Labs directly (by contacting us or a distributor in your area) and is only available to purchasers of Waters Millennium³² software with Structures Option.