Dear All,
	So far, so good with Q-edit. The only thing to be done is to allow for
export of QPRF reports as PDF which is a matter of hours. In the
meantime, please take a look at the executable which you can find at
http://opentox.ntua.gr/files/Q-edit.jar . use cases:

1. Create a new report (Ctrl+N), type any compound identifier (e.g.
phenol, epicorticosterone, ascorbic acid). Click "Load" and wait until
information is loaded from the remote location. Do the same with a model
(3rd model) - try
http://opentox.ntua.gr:8080/model/0a8133f4-e5fe-4a3c-92bc-383129b7c8b4 .

2. Try the combination
compound: epicorticosterone
model:
http://opentox.ntua.gr:8080/model/958b91b5-9624-4d03-9930-d4cfe492acc5 
Then try "Download Exp. Value" under the tab "Prediction" - you should
get the value -4.46999979019165 logP_{eff}.

...click around.

3. Save a report you created (Ctrl+S) - then open it again. Everything
should be in place.

4. Try the attached report file (epicorticosterone.ro). [First unzip it]



Best regards,
Pantelis
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