Any *.0 release is going to have some glitches.I understand that. It's not an big issue, it's just a personal preference nuisance. Regarding the Options arrow.I just reset it when I start up.

Yesterday I banged out a technical drawing in 2.5 hours that would have taken me 4+ in LT. QCad actually has a very nice interface and once you get your head wrapped around it, you become more productive than in AutoCAD LT. And I gain another 'row' of screen display by moving the 'Options arrow' to the line above it. It's just not necessary once you memorize the shortcuts, and the keyboard shortcuts take little time indeed. I already hide the command bar with g, m.

Re - 'upper left box', if you mean the reset/idle arrow icon - this tool bar also functions to show option fields for other tools for example 'Line from Angle' (LA).ДЄnd thanks for responding. * Personally I tend to use a combination of the mouse to zoom in/out and the View list and View ports. Use Mouse wheel/two finger swipe for use with either Mouse,Trackpad or Multi touch Mouse - set up via main menu > Application Preferences > Graphics View > Navigation. Set up a Two Vertical View ports so that you can work in either of them with a 'saved' view (maybe Zoomed right in) in the View list as mentioned above!ДЈ. Use View ports - go to Application Preferences (to set up 'Default view ports for all new drawings) or Drawing Preferences (for current drawing only) > Layout > View ports. you can zoom in on a certain area of your drawing and 'save' that view and return to it when you need to.Дў. Use View list - go to main menu > View > View List (GV), with this feature you can set as many unique views as you need e.g.

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