Whether it displays the "Add Corridor" tool or the "Select Drawing Tool" dialog depends on which menu bar is used. When SS4 was released originally, it was before the DD3 tools were added as a standard part of CC3+, so it came with it's own set of toolbars so people could use it with the standard drawing tools even if they didn't have access to the DD3 commands.

Now, the reason your add corridor tool looks rather bare is because this tool doesn't automatically populate based on the style, you have to just pick appropriate options yourself. It is blank like in that screenshot, it is because the last fills that were picked are not defined in the current map, so it just displays blank, but you should be able to use the dropdowns to pick appropriate fills from the current map.

Check out select nearby symbols and delete nearby symbols.

You're talking about new versions of the 3rd party CC3+ addons, which seems to indicate you already have (some) of them installed? If so, how old are your installs? While there have been some minor updates released, these have been mostly to fix certain issues, the collections haven't changed in a long time.

If you have one of the very old versions of the CSUAC, then it is probably best to remove that one before installing the updated version. It is not absolutely required, but it saves you from potential confusion in the future. But a clean install shouldn't be required.

However, you may want to make sure that it is your installation and not the map that is the problem. If it is an older map using the old version of the CSUAC, then maybe you already have the newer version, and reinstalling isn't really going to help you with anything.

Try this workaround:

Also note that both CONTOURSM and TRACED are commands that does this automatically, none of them require tracing by hand. You probably do want to use TRACED (after applying the fix from above)

Any entity can be moved with the :CC2MOVE: command [MOV]. (For pure command line options, non-visual move may also be appropriate [MOVE]).

Important thing when moving a landmass with stuff on it is obviously to select everything. If you just select the landmass, you'll only move the landmass, not the terrain and symbols, so you normally need to do a selection window to grab the right bits, but an alternative could be to hide all the sheets containing stuff you don't want to move (or better, but more complicated, freeze all the layers containing stuff you don't want to move) and then just select everything with the All (a) selection and move it.

To be able to move something, it is important that it is not on a frozen layer. If you are unable to move something in particular, check what layer it is on with the LIST command, and see if that layer is frozen.