Learn how to use the Note command in the Drawing workspace to automatically create a leader, hole note , thread note , or bend note based on the type of edge you select on the current sheet.

Drawings Resolved issue where Leader Notes containing part numbers were incorrectly displayed.

Add notes for each operation. To add notes for each operation, in the Browser, right-click, then select Edit Notes .

This release brings significant performance improvements and bug fixes for Desktop Connector.

January, February, March, April, May, June, July, August, September This section contains important information regarding improvements for Fusion and Fusion data services.

You can use the following commands to add notes to a sheet: Text Note Leader Hole and Thread Note Bend Note Text The Text command creates a text object to label parts of a drawing, provide specifications, or add annotations.

The Note dialog displays and Type is set to Bend Note .

Reposition Leader Notes . Click on the leader note to activate it.

Learn how to use the Hole and Thread Note command in the Drawing workspace in Fusion to create notes associated with hole or thread features on the current sheet.

Learn how to reassociate a disassociated leader, hole note , thread note , or bend note in the Drawing workspace in Fusion.

Create a leader note On the toolbar, select Text > Leader Note .

Inserts text into the active drawing in the Drawing workspace in Fusion.

Click Apply, shows the change immediately in the Layout Editor. Note : Pads and Vias within inner layers are always round, no matter what they are in Top or Bottom layer.

How to restore deleted files or folders Important Notes Overview Important: The following video provides a detailed workflow on how to recover deletions in Desktop Connector.

Variable Meaning >NAME Component name (eventually + gate name), see Note 1 below >VALUE Component value/type, see Note 1 >PART Component name, see Note 2 >GATE Gate name, see Note 2 >MODULE Module name (oniy on module sheets) >SHEET Sheet number of a circuit diagram in the form of, for example: 1/3, see Note 3 >SHEET_HEADLINE The headline of the sheet description >SHEET_TOTAL Sheet number in a hierarchical schematic in the form of >SHEETNR_TOTAL/>SHEETS_TOTAL >SHEETS Total number of sheets, see Note 3 >SHEETS_TOTAL Total number of sheets, including the module sheets >SHEETNR Current sheet number, see Note 3 >SHEETNR_TOTAL Current sheet number, including the module sheets >ASSEMBLY_VARIANT Name of assembly variant >DRAWING_NAME Drawing name >LAST_DATE_TIME Time of the last modification >PLOT_DATE_TIME Time of the plot creation Notes 1) Only for package and symbol 2) Only for symbol 3) Only for symbol or circuit diagram All texts starting with the character >, will be interpreted as placeholder texts for attributes.