Use of Chesar tool
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Has anyone used the Chesar tool for CSA yet, and have you found it easy to use?
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I AM WAITING FOR THE UPDATE, I INSTALLED NEW VERVION OF IUCLID 5.2.2 BECAUSE WITH THE OLD ONE I HAD ANY PROBLEMS AND CHESAR DIDNT WORK, I DONT KNOW WHY, HAS YOU USED CHESAR TOOL IN IUCLID 5.2.2 ?
I READ THAT IT BETTER USE IT WITHOUT CSR PLUGIN, -
Hi Andy and All, we have used the Chesar tool through its life of updates and we have found no major issues with it. The only problem is that it leaves you with a large amount of formatting to take care of as well as worrying about the content of your CSR. I would however use it over doing it yourself as 100 hundred pages minimum is a lot.
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Hi All,
with the guidance at hand, I found it good to use. There are some issues, but none to bad. Keep in mind that you can not introduce new types of DNEL/PNEC without losoig all your previous work. A change in the life cycl tree is also time consuming, so get it right at the start. If the result of modelling is not in line with what you expect, try other models.
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