iNMR for Mac
Process and visualize Nuclear Magnetic Resonance spectra.
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iNMR overview
iNMR enables you to process and visualize Nuclear Magnetic Resonance spectra.
Have you been longing for an NMR software as stylish as the iMac, as intuitive as the iPod, as resourceful as iLife, and as cheap as iWork? Fast, interactive, and perfectly integrated with OS X? Look no further. iNMR is the only NMR software written expressly for OS X. While others say: 'running on' we say: 'written for'. What a difference two words make!
What’s new in version 6.4.5
- New JCAMP importer.
iNMR for Mac
$335.15
In English
Version 6.4.5
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Dec 29 2009
Version: 3.3.9
As an organic synthetic chemist, I find this tool extremely useful in my day to day work simply viewing NMRs. It provides a great price / feature ratio. The iNMR reader is a steal at a total cost of ~ 50 Euros, and the full version is worth the price for what it does. I love how quickly I can do line-listings in JACS format for H and CNMRs and how easy it is to process different spectrometer formats (Varian/ Bruker) (it's like the program doesnt even notice).
In comparison to programs like Mestre's MNova, I think this is a slightly better program for mac users, as it really goes with the whole Apple Look and feel. The interface is simply nicer to use than MNova in my opinion. Aside from this competitor however, nothing else comes close for ease of use on the Mac.
If you're on the mac and an organic chemist, do yourself a favor and grab a demo copy at least.
Sep 23 2008
Version: 2.6.3
What kind of company quotes 30 Euro for an application and then tells you "Oh! There is also a 20 euro handling fee?" Just be honest and charge for the application instead of lying to your customers.
Jun 6 2006
Version: 1.2
iNMR is an excellent package for NMR processing that runs natively under OS X. The processing is rapid and straightforward, and has a simple menu system with a number of useful keyboard shortcuts. It's a particularly good solution for someone who works with a lot of NMR spectra but is not necessarily a full-time spectroscopist and does not want to have to deal with something like nmrpipe. The best feature is the development support - based on my own experience, request a feature and it may just get programmed in within a week or two. The high rating for value is given in comparison to similar Windows-based menu-driven software such as ACDLabs.