3.04 does it too but does not crash - you can just zoom back out. The programmers know about it, and some other display problemettes which crept in from 3.04 to 3.3. Someone might correct me but this is how I think it is: V3.3 has been available as demo/beta for a while but just recently officially ...

In windows explorer you can shift+right-click on a file and it will add "open with..." to the popup. Check if the "always open with this program" is how you want it. Don't forget to check "show all filetypes" so it shows all extensions. 3.04 would only open the first of...

There is an option in settings to create ellipses either as true ellipses or polylines. If drawn as polylines you can do more with them, but if already drawn as true ellipses you can't make them change.

Maybe it's not politically correct here, but Turbocad can open dgn files - then save as dwg. I think Icad is a better program but Tcad can be useful if just to open/save in different formats.

If cmdecho is on, that can be a timewaster as it scrolls everything at the command line. I don't have much trouble with speed for though most of mine are fairly modest.

Why the plotting system? One of the great reliefs of ICAD for me was to get away from the crappy ADI system (does ACAD still use it?). I have never had a pain-free printer with windows but at least you don't have to hunt down ADI drivers & wonder if they are the problem.
Not arguing, just asking.

I just found the same thing on installing Icad-98 on a new machine, I had Rev-D but forgot to install Rev-E which fixed the problem. Rev-D would not print images (or solids) using the Icad-98 Winline driver. It was OK with the plotter's driver but crashed after sending one plot. Maybe it's a bug whi...

I have had similar experience with dragmode. My lisp for changing it uses (setvar "colorx=?") to change the UCS icon color as an indicator - needs a command "redraw" to update the icon. Has anyone else found that dragging dimensions with dragmode on crashes Icad after a few goes?...