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As we rapidly move towards full release of FX Manifest, we have done a bit of housekeeping. FX Manifest represents a dramatic increase in the capabilities of what we are offering and means that it is time to reduce the … Continue reading →

We have just uploaded a version of FX MathTools that includes the beta version of FX Manifest. To begin with, the beta is ONLY included in the Windows version of FX MathTools. It will appear in FX ScienceTools in the … Continue reading →

It’s been over a year since our last post (well, we DID promise that we would not inundate your inbox!) but that doesn’t mean that we haven’t been busy. In fact, we have been working particularly hard to create a … Continue reading →

The latest version includes two new star tools which allow you to create any star based on a regular polygon. Once you have drawn a star, select it. You will see an extra control point which allows you to control … Continue reading →

Or circles divided into sectors – your choice. If you right click on a circle, you can now subdivide the circle into sectors. Simply enter the number of sectors you want and push OK.

Probably the biggest difference between our old Classic integration and the new MultiDocs integration is how you edit an existing object. Classic mode was double-clicking, MultiDocs was selecting and pressing the Edit button. It was certainly one of the main … Continue reading →

In the latest versions we upgraded the main framework we use to the latest available version to support our new equation to speech functionality. This will have have no impact for most users. The only affected users are anyone using … Continue reading →

We have introduced a new feature to FX Equation which will read your equation to you. The first button will read the equation to you, using your operating system’s default text to speech engine and voice. On our machines, it … Continue reading →

FX Equation is progressively adding the ability to handle LaTex commands. Pasting LaTex Into FX Equation If you copy LaTex commands onto your clipboard they will be automatically transformed if you then paste them into FX Equation. This allows you … Continue reading →

We have introduced a new way to format grids, using a LaTex style formatting string. The new system allows you to control the horizontal alignment of each column individually as well as allowing full control over the lines on the … Continue reading →