Come join us at this workshop that will introduce Questel’s new IP Portal for easy access to many of the IP services on Questel, including the new QPAT 7. The first version of the new QPAT has been developed from feedback and suggestions from our customers over the past three years. QPAT’s biggest enhancement is the addition of our full text data into the FamPat database so that only one database needs to be searched in a session and one search history can be retained. Other QPAT enhancements include: 1/ an option called Quick Lists (similar to Questel’s MEM Lists) that open up a world of possibilities for storage, analysis, and strategy manipulation of sets of records, 2/ customizable exports, 3/ a simple easy-to use search interface.

This seminar is for chemical structure searchers who want to manage, manipulate, export, and analyze their MMS results more effectively. The seminar will review the steps for creating a query and running an MMS search. It will then focus on commands and techniques for managing CN lists, including Questel commands useful with MMS and databases useful for the transfer of results, including DWPI, PHARM, and FAMPAT. It will also review options for combining MMS results with other answer sets for export and analysis using various software programs, including QPAT.