hhaensel

Just a comment: I added an example for downloading ad-hoc data, e.g. selections from a table, at https://github.com/GenieFramework/StippleDemos/tree/master/BasicExamples/TableDownloadClipboard

```julia _ _ _ _(_)_ | Documentation: https://docs.julialang.org (_) | (_) (_) | _ _ _| |_ __ _ | Type "?" for help, "]?" for Pkg help. | |...

> ... and which exports `savefig` without loading `PlotlyJS`. Just to avoid misunderstandings or frustration; [`PlotlySave`](https://github.com/hhaensel/PlotlySave.jl) does not export `savefig()` in order not to collide with PlotlyJS's definition. It does...

Have you tried to delete the binaries from the package before running `build ImageMagick`?

I think the current logic is to install the binaries only if no ones are installed. Probably one should check the version or just force a remove at the beginning.

I am not sure whether this should really be closed @SimonDanisch Just in case you are thinking in the same direction `import Libdl; ccall(Libdl.dlsym(Libdl.dlopen("bin\\libpng16.dll"), :png_access_version_number), Int32, ())` gives you the...

or shorter: ``` parse(Int32, read(`julia -E "ccall( (:png_access_version_number, \"$(dl_esc_path)\"), Int32, ())"`, String)) ``` for the isolated case and ``` eval(:(ccall( (:png_access_version_number, $(dl_path)), Int32, ())) ) ``` for the internal case

I leave it open until I have added radical support. @mojaie if you want to do it, feel free, I'm currently busy with other things. It shouldn't be too difficult.

I studied your code on what you do with the `RAD` property and found that you store the value in multi. I've not understood what multi is used for, except...

I currently don't have any need for radical support. I just thought, I'd try to bring the V3000 import to a similar state as the normal mol file format.