FX Equation, developed by Efofex, is a high-speed equation editor designed to allow mathematics and science users to create complex equations as fast as they can type. It is primarily aimed at secondary school teachers and students, functioning as an add-in for applications like Microsoft Word, LibreOffice, and Pages. Here are the key features of FX Equation technology:
“Just Type” Technology: The core strength of FX Equation is its ability to interpret standard text inputs and convert them into formatted equations automatically, removing the need for slow point-and-click menus. For example, typing (x+7)/4x2 automatically produces a formatted fraction.
FX AutoQuate: This feature automatically distinguishes between normal text and mathematical equations within the same line, allowing for faster document creation.
High-Speed Entry: It minimizes the required keystrokes, even automatically identifying exponents and subscripts without manual formatting commands.
Comprehensive Mathematical Support: It supports most equations needed by secondary teachers, including complex constructions like piecewise-defined functions, integrals, and limits.
Accessibility Features: Its keyboard-driven interface makes it highly useful for students with special needs, including those with dysgraphia, cerebral palsy, or other mobility challenges.
Format Flexibility: Equations can be produced in various formats, including LaTeX and MathML, making it useful for online content creation.
How it Works:Users type equations into a dedicated window, and FX Equation renders them in real-time. Once completed, a green checkmark button places the equation into the user’s chosen application, such as MS Word. If you’d like, I can:
Show you examples of the syntax used to create complex formulas.
Tell you how it compares to Microsoft’s native equation editor. Explain the pricing for a subscription. FX Equation – Getting Started