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"On every sheet": draw a title, a logo or a north arrow once and it shows on every paper of the drawing. It is drawn in millimetres of real paper, so it keeps its place and its printed size when a paper is moved or its scale changed, and on a sheet of another format each thing stays in the corner it was drawn nearest to. Open it from the panel of any paper; a paper can leave it out. Leaving it brings back the view and the paper one came from.
New text fields: {sheet}, {scale} and {format} say the name, the scale and the format of each sheet in what is drawn on every sheet, and {project}, {client}, {address} and {author} what the drawing says about itself.
Improved
Layers no longer have "show on every page": what it put on every page stood at one place in the drawing and did not follow a paper or its scale. "On every sheet" does that job. In a drawing that used it, what was on such a layer now shows only on the page it was drawn on.