SeeSAR 7.1 has just been released.

• 3D-pharmacophores to identify compounds of interest By now, you can run so many bulk actions, your solution list will grow by the minute. This made it just the right time to implement another filter option to help you keep track! Pharmacophore filters can now be defined using so-called sphere constraints. You can apply these pharmacophores at lightning speed to the molecule table and drill down solutions sets quickly and effectively with queries such as: Which molecules have an acceptor at this position? Filter out molecules that occupy this position! Give me all molecules with an aromatic moiety here!
• Linking and merging fragments with the integrated ReCore It is now possible to enter the 3D molecule editor with more than just one molecule. Among other things, this facilitates linking and merging operations with ReCore. Simply select the atoms you seek to replace (eg the terminal atoms of two fragment binders that should be linked). A click on the ReCore button retrieves for you in seconds fragments that link the two binders, leaving them as closely as possible in place.
• Better measure and label-options (with adjustable font size) Partially hidden labels in 3D won't bother you anymore! Instead, the simple labels for showing distances, angles, and so on have been upgraded to the more advanced labels which we have always used for Hyde and more recently for displaying torsion information. These labels are movable (simply click and drag) and are always at the front. Plus, as a bonus feature, you may now also adjust the font size on the labels in the appearance settings menu in the toolbar.
• Parallel high-throughput docking A lot of users have been waiting for this feature! Now bulk docking can be carried out with just one click. Plus we have parallelized the docking calculation so that it now uses all processors on your computer, providing you with solutions swiftly — just as your hardware permits.
• Multiple selections for bulk actions Frankly speaking we previously "abused" the favorite icon for making selections to initiate bulk actions. This itself undermined the point of being able to mark molecules as favorites. Now you may conveniently select multiple molecules using the new check box feature, and initiate bulk actions on the basis of this selection. For your convenience we also added a few functions to make working with these selections even more effective (un/check all, invert, ...). Just as for the favorites, shift + left mouse click works on the check boxes as a multiple un/check feature.