@Christopher2222 We're more likely to link to a third party drawing tool than develop our own "parameterizable" drawing feature (which itself is low down on our list of priorities - at this point, I don't see a significant demand)

@charlie_fcl I'll take your feedback on board. Generally, I'm not keen on cluttering the Flow interface with little-used menu items and palettes. But if we get more requests, then I'll do my best to make everyone happy

@nick_whiston Not yet, but I'll look at converting worksheet bookmarks to in-PDF hyperlinks for the next release

I think you'll need to send the worksheet into tech support. By the way, some of those units (such as the unit in F:= 1360lbf) look like they haven't been entered into a units placeholder (they should be bold grey on input)

@shoeless I can open Flow 2022 worksheets in Flow 2023, and vice versa.

Of course, newer versions may have commands and features that are unsupported in older versions

@tim_finks By a "user-defined field", do you mean a button that inserts some user-specified boilerplate text into a header/footer?

@charlie_fcl Maple Flow 2023 is available for Mac and Windows only. We have no current plans for a Linux version.

@dareimert You've written plots:-diaplay() instead of plots:-display()

We've fixed this for Flow 2023!

plots:-display(plot1,plot2,...) should work in Flow. Could you provide more detail?

Could you send the Flow worksheet to support@maplesoft.com and describe the problem please?

@BadRobot For µs, type `μs` into the Enter Unit box

Do you create a PDF via File>Export or via the File>Print menu?

Could you attach the document?

What OS are you using?

We've fixed that in the soon-to-be-released 2022.2 version.

@ Could you please send your original file to technical support and describe the problem?