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Seems that Risk assess has embedded something in their PDF labels so that you can no longer Edit them in Adobe DC Pro if it is other than a non-Hazardous chemical .

Older labels I have downloaded can still be edited .

OK, before you all tell me I shouldn't go altering the labels , it was because the teacher wanted labels but he wanted the Molarity marked as "unknown" as they were using colourmeter to determine concentration .

So does anyone know how to enable editing ?

Just did this morning, RiskAssess custom label with "Unknown". Didn't have a problem, but don't edit them in Adobe DC Pro, just use as is.

OK thanks Macca , will have a look at that .
old habits die hard though, so used to having to edit Chemwatch labels

Yep, definitely go with the custom labels option. If you're not sure of what to include on the label, I go into the standard labelling first and note down what the label should be before making my own.
Bigmack - we obviously need to beat Chemwatch out of you, strange because it usually destroys most labbies long before this is needed.

Merilyn1 wrote: ↑27 Jul 2021, 14:24 Bigmack - we obviously need to beat Chemwatch out of you, strange because it usually destroys most labbies long before this is needed.

Merilyn1 wrote: ↑27 Jul 2021, 14:24 Yep, definitely go with the custom labels option. If you're not sure of what to include on the label, I go into the standard labelling first and note down what the label should be before making my own.
Bigmack - we obviously need to beat Chemwatch out of you, strange because it usually destroys most labbies long before this is needed.

spot on