Labels are extremely useful for annotation, however one downside is that they cannot be tagged to elements within reference files, meaning all labels have to be placed within the same file as active geometry. Fields that the labels are based on ca...

Similar to AutoCAD, the ability to have Caps on when creating a text note without having 'keyboard' caps turned on.

In the Place Cell tool settings there is an Association option to associate the cell to an element. Placing line terminator cells need to have the option to associate the terminator cell to the line as well.

Can we add an option to the Label XYZ tool to allow users to select a text style from the dialog and Annotation Scale Ian Lapper

There is a need additional option that Facet Curve tool would drop curve on the same level as the original curve. Now it always places resulted element on active element and if this is used on selection set then all elements are now using the same...

When we create a table from a report, the table it generates bases the column widths and row heights on the table seed, where we can specify those. However, if I don't lock the column width, then the generated table will make the column smaller th...

It would be very useful to have a way to annotate terrain slope between two points (similar to Analyse between Points in ORD). This tool should use a dimension and text style to be able to customize it to the project standards.

As indicated in a couple of forum posts, and reflected in Enhancement Request ... many users would like to see that the level of the original cell is retained when placing a cell with the "Place Label" tool. Currently it uses the level of the acti...

Add the ability to add leaders for multiple locations. let the placement of the leader be dynamic when placing a note. Holding the ctrl key would allow you to place multiple leaders at different locations

When selecting the circle or ellipse option in the Place Detail Callout dialog, have the clip boundary match the circle or ellipse. Currently the clip is always a rectangle.