Display screen menu. If you're a veteran AutoCAD user, you remember when the only menu option you had was the screen menu that displays along the right side of the screen. Now you have pulldowns, right click menus, toolbars and so forth to help you get the job done. Still, many of you love the screen menus and prefer them to any of the other options. The AutoCAD screen menu is handy if you're one to key in the AutoCAD commands because the screen menu tends to follow the commands you're in.
Fewer clicks mean more productivity.
Unfortunately, the screen menus aren't as developed as they used to be. I remember when every single AutoCAD command resided in the screen menu. It's unfortunate they no longer get the attention needed to make them the valuable resource they could be. The four asterisks will send you to the Object Snap submenu. You can also control the number of lines that display in the command prompt area within this section of the Display tab.