ChemOffice & ChemDraw Professional - How to Download, Install & Renew

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New user: activation & download

Versions 17 and above (Windows & Mac)

Go to the IS&T ChemDraw page and Register for a Perkin Elmer Account and login.

• You will receive an email with a confirmation link, that will have you create a password, then log you in.

Go to this link for Version 17 and above

Once you are logged into the PerkinElmer portal.

1. Go to ChemOffice Professional link center of the page (under the Latest Version tab).
2. Choose the appropriate items and download.
   1. This will download an installer.
   2. When you open the Installer you see an Akamai NetSession Interface.pkg, click on this.
   3. You need to click Continue and accept PerkinElmer's license terms until the software is downloaded.
3. Open the downloaded software installer.
   1. Agree again to accept PerkinElmer's license terms.
   2. Drag the software to your Applications folder.

Run the downloaded software.

1. A window opens. Fill in your Name, Organization, mit.edu email and the Activation Code available through the IS&T ChemDraw page.

Your installation is complete.

Reactivation

All MIT licenses for ChemOffice/ChemDraw Professional expire annually in September.
In order to maintain your working copy of ChemOffice/ChemDraw Professional, please follow the steps below.

Versions 17 and above (Windows & Mac)

You need to reactivate with the new Activation Code available through the IS&T ChemDraw page. Reactivating will extend your current software's license for the next license year.

1. To reactivate, launch the ChemDraw/ChemOffice application. Find Activate ChemDraw/ChemOffice Professional  and click on it.
2. Enter the Activation Code available through the IS&T ChemDraw page.
3. Then click Activate.

Get help with installation issues

Contact Tech Support at Perkin Elmer:

• https://www.cambridgesoft.com/contact/support/

If you have questions about licensing or obtaining this software:

• IS&T's Software Asset Management Team - software-distribution@mit.edu.