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If you upgrade your MacOS to the new Sonoma release, you will be impacted by an “annoyance” that Apple has included. You can find more information in this article from our Insiders newsletter.

We just presented a very successful session at the MANSW 2023 conference in Wollongong. Over 150 people attended and the response was excellent with many excited people leaving the room. For the first time, we recorded one of our live … Continue reading →

We are heading out on the conference trail to round out the year, making sure that as many people as possible know about our new MultiDocs technology. Efofex will be presenting sessions at the MANSW, NZAMT, MAWA and MAV conferences … Continue reading →

Managing fonts in Efofex equations can be a little tricky. This is due to how our products decide what font to use for your equations: All this means that our products can automatically do things like this. Note that all … Continue reading →

While FX Library materials are your best source of questions and exemplars, our choice of fonts might not suit your needs. All FX Library materials are written with Arial 11pt used for text and equations. The latest version of MultiDocs … Continue reading →

Current versions of our products no longer upload copies of your graphics to our servers for backup. This should have no impact on your use of Efofex products. If you mostly use our products in Microsoft Word, you can safely … Continue reading →

A high level root certificate has recently been revoked on Windows machines. This is an old certificate, so it does NOT affect any recent versions, but downloads of some old versions (specifically FX Draw 5) may not work on current … Continue reading →

We have recently recommenced work on our FX Library materials (which are designed to showcase the capabilities of our new MultiDocs technology) and started work on an interesting activity which we have decided to share early. As we were working … Continue reading →

We recently included a new (and much simpler) way of using data parameters to draw statistical graphs. You can now use parameters in statistical graphs using formulas. For example, if you create a data parameter using randnormal… $p = randnormal(50,10,25) … Continue reading →