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The next releases of our products will include a new notification system. This will give you timely notifications of any changes we make. All you need to do is to look for the flags… The black flag on an amber … Continue reading →

Paul Hooper, managing director of Efofex, will be at the QAMT conference, Brisbane SHS,  on June 30 and July 1. We have offered to present a “Making the Most FX Draw” session at the conference and are currently waiting confirmation … Continue reading →

The new FX Sketch allows you to draw freehand sine and cosine curves, so we decided to add a sine/cosine curve drawing tool to FX Draw. The new tool will be included in the upcoming FX Sketch release of FX … Continue reading →

FX Sketch We have been busily working on a fantastic new addition to the Efofex stable – FX Sketch. Click on the image to watch a very short video. More news next week!  

We introduced the idea of a global scale with our dimension tool. You can change the global scale and all dimensions were remeasured using the new scale. For example, if we change the global scale to 4:1, the dimensions now … Continue reading →

We have introduced a new dilation option that allows you to scale selected objects. 1. Draw an object and select it. 2. We have added another control button to your selection. Grab this to scale the whole object. 3. Release … Continue reading →

Efofex would like to wish all of our southern hemisphere customers a most successful new school year. We have lots of new features planned for you, including what is probably the most exciting new FX Draw feature we have ever … Continue reading →

We have recently upgraded our website so that it supports the https:// secure web protocol. We had previously had secure pages for credit card payments but now the whole website can be accessed using the secure protocol. Even though the … Continue reading →

This article particularly applies to Queensland Department of Education customers. We have done more work on authenticated proxies which are used in a small number of school systems, in particular Department of Education schools in Queensland. Lots of school systems … Continue reading →