  The last several years have seen major enhancements to ACL2 functionality,
largely driven by requests from its user community, including utilities now in
common use such as 'make-event', 'mbe', and trust tags. In this paper we
provide user-level summaries of some ACL2 enhancements introduced after the
release of Version 3.5 (in May, 2009, at about the time of the 2009 ACL2
workshop) up through the release of Version 4.3 in July, 2011, roughly a couple
of years later. Many of these features are not particularly well known yet, but
most ACL2 users could take advantage of at least some of them. Some of the
changes could affect existing proof efforts, such as a change that treats pairs
of functions such as 'member' and 'member-equal' as the same function.
