Shortcuts now reach the page editor. Until this build the menu bar's commands stopped at the window, so the document you were actually working in never heard them. They land now — and in a split workspace they belong to the document you are working in, not the companion pane beside it.
The floating tool picker was rebuilt. It sits closer to the page, gets out of the way faster, and stops covering the line you are writing on.
And the signature bug. Lectra is supposed to notice when you have hand-drawn a signature and offer to keep it for next time. It never did, for a reason that is embarrassing and simple: the check compared a stroke measured in fractions of a page against a threshold measured in points. On a US Letter page the widest possible signature came out one point wide, so nothing was ever big enough to qualify. Same page, same units now — and there is a regression test built from the exact page the report came from, so it cannot drift back.
Also in this build: text boxes keep their size when the page scales, inserting into a page presents correctly, and Lectra for Mac drops the notch drop target. It was a nice trick that people found by accident and then could not find again; the menu-bar item does the same job where you can actually see it.