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FX Draw has been the go to drawing package for a generation of mathematics teachers and many of those teachers also used FX Draw to help them draw diagrams for science classes. Now we have made this “official”. Today, we … Continue reading →

Happy New Year! While you have (hopefully) been having a well-earned break, we have been busy adding some new features to FX Draw. The new features have been created to support an exciting new set of capabilities we are adding … Continue reading →

We have added a new vertical centering option to grids/tables and matrices. Previous versions always aligned to the natural baseline of the content. The new setting will centre the content in the cell.

We have implemented a change which brings our matrix entry system into line with LaTex, as well as saving some keystrokes. From V23.12.5, you can now mark the end of a cell with a single ampersand, rather than a double. … Continue reading →

We have added a new command, lablematrix, to produce output such as the following. You can find more details in our online help. You can combine the new commands with a grid to produce output such as this… gridc(&”Output”\\”Input”&labelmatrix(&A&B&C\\A&1&2&3\\B&4&5&6\\C&9&8&7) Please … Continue reading →

We had a great time at last weeks MAV conference, meeting some long term customers as well as introducing the power of FX Equation, FX Draw and MultiDocs to a new generation of teachers. One of the best things about … Continue reading →

We are pleased to announce the general availability of new table, grids and matrices commands to FX Equation. The features have been in beta testing for nearly 8 months and are now ready for general use. The format for tables, … Continue reading →

MultiDocs is an amazing new technology but there is a lot of new information to take in. Up until now, we have focused on providing that information as short videos – but we know that lots of teachers find it … Continue reading →

The recent release of Sonoma has lead to an annoying, security related issue. MacOS is (rightfully) very security and privacy focussed. Whenever we release a new version of a product, users will be asked this question the first time they … Continue reading →

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.