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I am generating a custom report and have some text in the Use Case main scenario that includes a list of special characters.  One of the special characters is a $ so as soon as it hits that it's interpreting it as a command and throwing out the rest of that line.  Is there a way I can qualify the $ so it will actually print it?

Hello, I am wondering if any work is being done to extend the ability of the where statement to handle multiple operators. I am trying to create a word report that allows me to link two different requirements. I have created a custom field that allows me to type in an ID (the Parent Requirement) for the functional requirements that are defined. ...

Currently you can generate a report for the entire model, a selection or a package. Frequenty however you define Actors, Requirements, User Cases that are in included  (sometimes by Extensions or Include Use Cases) in multiple Packages. So I define them at Model level, that is outside of the individual packages. When you want ...