Cutting Board Design Software

I noticed that Ned was playing with CB design in SketchUp and remembered that I used to have a free cutting board design program called CB Designer that worked pretty darn good. http://www.lastalias.com/cbdesigner/ I lost it when my old laptop died. When I went to download it today my security software removed it as a threat (nothing specific, just that it was old and unreliable--kinda like me). After a struggle, I overrode the security and, following some special instructions http://lumberjocks.com/projects/11372 it started and ran well.
Googling cutting board design software got me to another program called Cutting Board Designer http://www.1024studios.com/cuttingboard.html It's a pay program and I decided to risk ten bucks or so to see if it worked any better. It works as advertised, but I kinda still like the free one better.

Thanks for taking one for the team Ted. Good to know.

i sent ned the cb designer one when he first started this adventure. i use it all the time.

I noticed this guy has come out with an updated version of his software. I downloaded it tonight and after scanning with Norton, opened it up and tried it. It works. Some improvements on the GUI and the ability to load your own wood files.
http://www.lastalias.com/cbdesigner/

I downloaded it, but the screens are all messed up. Buttons are overlaying each other and hiding some of the text boxes...

I took a look at it, but it seemed pretty basic. The designs it would let me do were the kind of designs I can do at the workbench. If I were going to use this kind of software, I would want to be able to design end grain boards with slanted forms, to produce the op-art kind of patterns I've seen on some boards. I skimmed the help files, but didn't see any way to do this kind of thing. Did I miss something?