When updates to ChemOffice are released, it will be noted in the Chemistry Library News blog.
If you are using the university’s subscription to the ChemDraw or ChemOffice software in your teaching this semester, please follow the steps and information provided in this guide.
Since Revvity is currently sunsetting some software and the access pages have been known to undergo slight changes with great frequency, please also let your subject librarian and the site administrator (Rhiannon Iha; rkiha@wustl.edu) know if you are planning to use ChemDraw as part of your instruction. This way, we can help support your class and students. Additionally, a subject librarian is also available to visit your class to assist with accessing the subscription and software.
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USE THIS QUICK START GUIDE FROM REVVITY TO FACILIATE ACCESS, REGISTER, AND ACTIVATE THE SOFTWARE. YOU MAY ALSO WISH TO CHECK THE STEPS BELOW FOR THE CURRENT ORDER NUMBER.
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TO REGISTER AS A WUSTL USER AND DOWNLOAD CHEMDRAW:
To obtain and download a copy of ChemOffice Professional or ChemDraw using the Washington University in St. Louis site license, please follow the directions below:
Step 1: Go to the used self-registration website: https://connect.revvitysignals.com/sitesubscription/
Step 2: Find Washington University in the listing. If you click on the "W" it will take you to a list of institutions starting with W; we are listed under Washington University with a Washington University in St Louis Library logo. Please be careful and ensure that you are choosing the correct institution!
Enter your WUSTL/WASHU email address to verify your affiliation with the University and click "Continue"
Step3: If you are a new user or have not recently updated your ChemDraw software, you may need to complete the "New User Registration" on the right to create your account. Here, you will need to identify yourself as a member of your institution using your Washington University email address.
You should receive an email verifying your registration and activating your account and a link to go to:
http://revvitysignals.flexnetoperations.com
At this site, you should be able to log in using your email and new password associated with your account.
Step 4: Once you are redirected back to the log in page, (http://revvitysignals.flexnetoperations.com), log in to the Download Center with your WUSTL email address and your Revvity Account password. This will take you do the download center
Step 5: In the Download Center's left hand menu, click on "List Entitlements" under the blue "Activation and Entitlements heading"
Step 6: Find the row with your most recent order number (Entitlement ID column), and record the Product Activation code associated with the most recent order.
For Washington University users, this should be ORD61421 starting in February 2023 and Expiring in 2026
Step 7: Click the "download now" link from that row.
Step 8: Copy the activation code highlighted in yellow and save it to your records; this will be necessary to activate the software. In the new versions tab, which should be shown automatically, click on the newest version of ChemOffice to get to the download page.
Step 9: From the list of programs on the download page, find the software that is appropriate for the type of computer and operating system you are using, as described in the "file description" column.
To download your software, click on the link under the "file name" column
Step 10: once the file is downloaded onto your computer, find the Windows (.exe) or Mac (.dmg) file to install the software on your computer and use the activation code mentioned in Step 6 to activate and use your ChemDraw software.
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If you are having difficulty with accessing the subscription or downloading the software, please contact the chemistry librarian and site administrator by email (rkiha@wustl.edu) for additional assistance.
If you're experiencing difficulty installing the program on your computer after downloading the software, that is independent of the subscription or licensing, please contact your department IT representative for help with this process.
The mNova software is no longer available through the subscription that the library has with Revvity for ChemOffice and ChemDraw.
