Yeah, the origin of the symbol (i.e. the point it will snap to) will normally be in the center or on the edge of the whole BITMAP (depending on how it was imported).

But since the bitmap is irregular and will probably have various transparent bits around the edges, this will not automatically align with something the user sees as the center of the symbol (e.g. in this example, the center of the statue's circular plinth or the center of the figure).

To change the insertion point of a symbol do the following:

• Go to Symbol > Symbol Manager and EDIT the symbol you want to change.
• Use View > Move Origin to place the origin at the location you want the insertion point to be.
• Close and save the symbol editing window.

If you want to change the sheet a symbol goes to automatically, select the symbol in the Symbol Manager, and click Options. It will let you change the destination sheet.

You can make the changes in the current drawing you are working on, if you want them only for that map. If you want them changed for all maps, open up the original symbol catalog they are contained in and make the same changes there.

Yes, this is expected behaviour. The original symbol splits into 3 when it is placed and no actual instance of itself is placed in the map. As the Purge functions removes all symbols in the drawing that have no actual placed instance, it removes the original, and only the original.

These are all the newest bundles from the Humble Bundle campaigns, so they are all for CC3+. As Jim says, FT3+ is a stand-alone software anyway.

With the latest update the Help >About option from the menu should tell you which serial number you have used for your CC3+ install.

That might be an indication of an export doing a second rendering pass with a little "hiccup". Try this:

Type EXPORTSETMPPP and hit enter. The command line will show you a number. If you haven't ever changed the setting before it will be 4000000 (four million). Type 40000000 (40 million) and hit enter, then try again.