:Use markers to highlight and correct complex drawing problems and to place features on the design. (video: 1:38 min.)New dimensions. Quickly specify a length, width, or depth dimension. (video: 1:10 min.)Add formulas to expressions. (video: 1:11 min.)Add fields to tables. (video: 1:10 min.)New table properties. Easily apply styles or formatting to tables. (video: 1:20 min.)Indent tables. (video: 1:10 min.)Use the [Measurement] command to quickly create mathematical expressions. (video: 1:38 min.)Improved flexibility for dimensions and dimensions labels. Create, edit, and edit existing dimensions or dimension labels using properties. (video: 1:47 min.)Completely revamp drawing and documentation for the new features.We cover the new features in depth in the sections below.Markup Import and Markup AssistImport feedback from printed paper or PDFs. Designers can import comments from paper or a PDF file into AutoCAD without a separate printout. Review the comments as you go. As you change your design, AutoCAD will compare your changes to the comments and incorporate the changes. You don’t have to rely on AutoCAD to create a separate paper printout for feedback.You can import feedback from a PDF file. You’ll also be able to import comments from paper. You’ll need the following to import feedback:• Markup Assistant. (more on this in a separate section below.)• a copy of your CAD drawing file.• the file that contains the comments to import.The comments in the file are either a table, annotation, or inline comment.To import feedback and place comments in your design, follow these steps:1. Download and install Markup Assistant.2. Open your drawing and open the Markup Assistant dialog box. (Refer to the step-by-step instructions in the Quick Start for Markup Assistant. Also see the video on the AutoCAD website.)3. Click Markup Assistant.4. In the Markup Assistant dialog box, click Import Comments.5. In the Import Comments dialog box, select the file that contains the comments to import. You’ll 2be273e24d