Create an overwrite.
Select the dimension, component, or annotation you want to customize, then change its settings as needed. A related overwrite record is created automatically.

Duplicate an overwrite entry.
Overwrites can be copied within the docking window using the Search and Replace dialog. Each overwrite needs a unique name. Some name selectors are already shown in the dialog:
- Any Shaft Index Shaft*.: the overwrite is active for all shafts in the view frame.
- Any Index *.: the overwrite is active for all shafts or list components.
- Bank 1 only Shaft*{Bank1}: the overwrite is active for all shafts in bank 1.
- Bank 2 only Shaft*{Bank2}: the overwrite is active for all shafts in bank 2.
- First Shaft in Bank Shaft*{First}: the overwrite is active for the first shaft in both banks.
- Last Shaft in Bank Shaft*{Last}: the overwrite is active for the last shaft in both banks.

Combine selectors.
The shaft selectors can also be combined:
- Bank 1 only + First Shaft in Bank Shaft*{Bank1,First}: the overwrite is active for the first shaft in bank 1.
- Bank 1 only + Last Shaft in Bank Shaft*{Bank1,Last}: the overwrite is active for the last shaft in bank 1.
- Bank 2 only + First Shaft in Bank Shaft*{Bank2,First}: the overwrite is active for the first shaft in bank 2.
- Bank 2 only + Last Shaft in Bank Shaft*{Bank2,Last}: the overwrite is active for the last shaft in bank 2.

Edit the overwrite name manually.
The name can also be edited directly in the docking window's Name column. All standard selectors can be entered manually, plus two more that aren't shown in the Search and Replace dialog:
- IndexFromEnd *{IndexFromEnd,-x}: especially useful for list elements, such as brackets. The overwrite is active only for the specific component located that many positions back from the end of the list.
- IndexFromStart *{IndexFromStart,+x}: the overwrite is active only for the specific component located that many positions forward from the start of the list.

Find and filter overwrite entries.
​Three improvements make the Overwrites docking window easy to work with: stable index-based ordering, a value display column for dimensions and annotations, and column-based filtering.
Filter records using conditions such as Equals, Starts with, Contains, and Does not match.​

Reset an overwrite.
Select the corresponding item (the overwrite record highlights) and press Delete. This removes the overwrite entirely, returning that dimension, annotation, or component to its default.