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The release of MultiDocs has created a lot of excitement and many schools want to start using the new system to its fullest. This week we released a collection of new videos that can be used to get you and … Continue reading →

We have released a new build of FX Draw Tools, specifically for anyone using the MultiDocs toolset. The main change is that we have added a new Efofex MultiDocs app. This is a one-click way of starting both FX Draw … Continue reading →

WIth the release of our new MultiDocs Edition of FX Draw Tools, we are also publishing a number of MultiDocs training videos. These provide the equivalent of a face-to-face training session in video form. So far we have released two … Continue reading →

The inline calculator has two new commands that calculator prime factors. The primefactors command returns a list of NUMBERS which you can access individually. The primefactorstring command creates a string that you can output directly. {primefactorstring(75)} will produce… whereas primefactors(75) … Continue reading →

We have added table and grid commands to the our equation tool. These can be used in FX Equation and FX Draw’s equation tool. The table and grid commands operate in identical ways – the only difference is tables have … Continue reading →

FX Equation (and the equation tool in FX Draw) have a new Tally command that can be used to create graphics like this. The command can be used in any equation and can be combined with parameters and/or tables to … Continue reading →

We have been busy over the last few months, updating our products to run on the latest computers. New 64 Bit Windows Versions. We delayed moving to 64 bit versions of our products for many years as we waited for … Continue reading →

The DivideInto parameter randomly divides a number into bits. For example, $d=divideinto(100,3) $d will contain 3 random numbers that always add up to 100. So $d might contain {23,56,21} or {14,38,48}

We have added a new SelectFrom parameter type that simplifies the process of randomly selecting elements from a list or set. $s=selectfrom($sourceparameter,number) To use a SelectFrom parameter, you need to create a “source” parameter that contains the elements you wish … Continue reading →

We have added a new Uns(implified) display style. The inline calculator automatically simplifies exact calculations. For example, if you have the display style set to Exa(ct), and perform the following calculation: {1/4+1/6} The calculator will return the simplified fraction 5/12 … Continue reading →