If you convert summary annotation to user annotation, it will update automatically if you change a parameter.

If you convert summary annotation to user annotation, it will update automatically if you change a parameter.

• A. True
• B. False
• C. Not applicable
• D. Sometimes

Answer: (A)

Dynamic text in annotations comes from binding to workspace parameters. Summary annotations can display current parameter values and refresh as those values change. When you convert that annotation to a user annotation, you’re just changing the type; the binding to parameter references remains if the text still includes those references (inserted via the parameter picker). So, as long as the annotation text uses a parameter reference, changing a parameter will cause the annotation to update automatically. If the text is made static, it won’t update.

Dynamic text in annotations comes from binding to workspace parameters. Summary annotations can display current parameter values and refresh as those values change. When you convert that annotation to a user annotation, you’re just changing the type; the binding to parameter references remains if the text still includes those references (inserted via the parameter picker). So, as long as the annotation text uses a parameter reference, changing a parameter will cause the annotation to update automatically. If the text is made static, it won’t update.