This definitely has its flaws, especially when running under Mojave - macOS will prompt the user if 'ChemDraw Prime 18' should be allowed to control 'ChemDraw 18', which will probably thoroughly confuse the user - but it's the best that I could come up with at the time. Here's the contents of the AppleScript: tell application 'System Events' Theme designer for graphical picture-in-picture effects.
You would need to contact your account manager to obtain the license keys to make this work, and distribute the plist to your clients. Package includes ChemDraw Ultra 12.0, Chem3D Pro 12.0, ChemBioFinder for Office 12.0. Cyberlink powerdirector 15 crack and serial key ultimate free download. The only thing this does is 'hold down' the Option key while launching the real ChewDraw app, which instructs ChemDraw to use the older style of activation used prior to v16, where an license code was stored in /Library/Preferences/. Click on ‘Activate over the Internet’ to complete the activation. I worked around this activation by hiding the ChemDraw application itself in the Finder, using the command chflags hidden '/Applications/ChemDraw 18.app'Īnd 'replacing' it with an AppleScript application, named 'ChemDraw Prime 18'. To reactivate, launch the ChemDraw application and click ‘Activate’ on the ‘Help’ menu then put in your serial number (it shows up automatically if you originally activated on the same machine).
