AISC library for beam sections is now available. In the Beam Sections list window, use File > AISC Library command or click on the Library button.

Improved printing with print preview is now available. Use File > Print command from both text and graphics windows.

File > Print to File command is moved to under the File > Print command. The "Print to File" extension is changed from "prt" to "txt".

Options > Toolbar in the Layout window is moved to under File > Preferences in the main opening window.

OpenGL rendered graphics can now be printed. Select File > Print in the Graphics window after rendering image. Select between Low or Medium or High for Resolution, and Black or White for Background color.

In the Print Results dialog, if the Shift key is held down while clicking All or None buttons, the action will apply to only that tab page (e.g. Model page) rather than all the pages.

The Copy command (Ctrl+C) can be used from the graphics window to copy graphics to the clipboard. The shortcut for "Center" is now changed to Ctrl+Shift+C.

The shortcut for delete is changed from Ctrl+Del to Ctrl+X.

CAEPIPE.INI is no longer used. Program settings such as piping code, units, window locations, etc., are stored in the Windows registry for each user. It is not necessary to define environment variable "CAEPIPE" for a network version.

With the mouse depressed on Zoom in or Zoom out buttons (in the graphics window), continuous zoom in or out is now possible. Previously, each mouse click could zoom in or out only once.

Turn button on the graphics toolbar is now available. To rotate the model, scrollbars may be used.

Nozzles, snubbers and skewed restraints are now rendered.

OpenGL rendering is no longer available for 256 color graphics cards.

Batch input (using File > Import command from main window) and output (using File > Export command from layout window) are now available. (same as KIN and KOUT in the DOS versions of CAEPIPE).

Bug correction: Limit stop direction was not shown properly in the support loads. The limit stop loads are not affected by this.