I am frustrated with Autocad R14 to 2005 image menus. Autocad forces you to have a minimum of 20 image tiles for each menu and submenu. Slides in each tile are quite small and can be very difficult to read. Why hasn't Autocad addressed this problem? In the old days (Release 9 or so) Autocad let the user decide how many slides to display in the menu up to a maximum of I think 16. That way the tiles could be displayed larger and therefore be much more readable. Why didn't they keep it that way instead of forcing you to have always 20 tiles in each menu? To me that is taking a step backwards. Does anyone out there share the same feelings as I do when it comes to these lousy image menus? You'd think by now Autodesk would have made some major improvements in this area. To this day, you still can't have solid hatched areas in image menus? Pretty lame if you ask me. With the speed of computers these days, solid areas in image menus will display fast enough. Get with it Autodesk. You've improved everywhere else, why not image menus?