How do I draw a chemical diagram (e.g. CH3 or H2O)?

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Need to draw a structural chemical diagram, including chemicals branching off
the main chain. e.g. CH3 - The 3 needs to be smaller and down half a line.
For branches I need to draw a vertical line up from the "H" to attach
another CH3, for e.g. HELP!
 
I think Power Point and MS Publisher have such capabilities. MS Access
does not.

Sorry this is the MS Access (the database program) newsgroup. Try a
newsgroup devoted to the program you are using. You should find people
better able to address your problem there than here.
 
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