BTW, you get to the detail options is WF drawing mode with 'File>Properties>Drawing Options'. I went through all these options, trying to figure out what they did. The five different values control two items of text orientation ~ whether text stays parallel to dimension lines and whether limits text displays on one or two lines. Also, two of the parallel ones provide exceptions for diametral dimensions.
horizontal* (asterisk indicates it's the default value): dimensions always display horizontally, even when dimensioning vertical featues; limits display on two lines
parallel: all dimensions remain parallel to dimension lines, switching to vertical when dimensioning vertical geometry; limits display on a single line, separated by a dash
parallel_diam_horiz: modifies the above behavior for diametral dimensions, placing them horizontally with an elbow; limits still on single line
iso_parallel: follows general pattern of parallel for text orientation; limits display on two lines
iso_parallel_diam_horiz: modifies the above behavior for diametral dimensions, placing them horizontally with an elbow; limits still on two lines
The the four option values which place text parallel have an additional option governing their placement ~ parallel_dim_placement which, by default, is set to 'above' but can also be set to 'below' the dimension line.
David Janes