In the Categories menu, click Properties.

The Properties page lists these details:
Specification Paths.
Name. The identifier for the requirement.
Type. The object classification, in this case,
Requirement.
Rev. The revision level.
Active Engineering Change. Whether an engineering
change exists for the requirement.
Higher Revision Exists. Whether a more current
revision level exists.
Title. A descriptive identifier for the requirement.
Description. Additional information about the
requirement.
State. The current state of the requirement
in its lifecycle.
Owner. The person responsible for the requirement.
Design Responsibility. The name of the department
of a company or business unit that has design responsibility for the
requirement.
Originator. The person who created the requirement.
Originated. The date on which the requirement
was created.
Modified. The date on which the requirement
was last edited.
Policy. The policy governing this requirement.
Vault. The database storage location.
Priority. How important the requirement is:
low, medium or high priority.
Difficulty. How difficult the requirement would
be to implement: low, medium or high.
Sponsoring Customer. The customer sponsoring
the requirement.
Requirement Classification. User classification
for this requirement.
Designated User. The designated user of this
requirement.
Estimated Cost. The estimated cost to implement
this requirement.
User Requirement Importance. The importance
classification of this requirement.
Requirement Category. The categorization of
this requirement.
Synopsis. A summary of this requirement.
Notes. Any notes that may help others reviewing
this requirement.
Reserved By. The person who reserved the requirement.
Reserved Date. The date on which the requirement was reserved.
Reserved Comment. Any comment about the reservation.
Content Text. Any text about the content of the requirement.