I think it would help many programmers to be able to copy selected angles from one probe assembly to another one, or at least the ability to create probe angles from the current routine. This would be especially helpful when programming since after measuring several features and have established many tip angles and needing to change what probe is used due to a limitation for whatever reason. ive come across this scenario multiple times already and figured this might be helpful to others.

Allow Ctrl + Shift + arrow keys to highlight text. Not just Shift + arrow keys.

Please allow either scalable or full-screen probe angle grid window.  For users with the 5 Degree and 2.5 Degree head, this will be a quality of life improvement

In the case of new projects, customer requirements for optical 2D line profiles are increasing. Here, we are predefined exact starting and end point. Unfortunately, with PCDMIS you can only define the start and end positions in "approximately", with the mouse. Here it would be nice if the start point and end point could be defined via a menu.

Hi guys

I used Optimize Path in my program. Then I saw the screen with the elements with errors. It continues down the list. I wanted to pull it from the frame edge and see the rest of the list down. The list remains stable. But the framework is growing. Shouldn't I see the rest of the list when I enlarge the frame ?

Regards

Subroutine dialog windows needs a major upgrade. 

These dialog windows should have the ability to change their size.

When I use dialog windows like these it makes me feel like I am going back in time. I was using my old 1995 Packard Bell computer the other day just to find these same type of dialog windows. It just made me laugh at how a software today will still have these type of dialog windows.

Have the ability to create multiple clearplanes and then select which clearplane to move to.

Example

CLEARP/ZPLUS#1,10,ZPLUS,0,OFF

CLEARP/ZPLUS#2,10,ZPLUS,0,OFF

CLEARP/XPLUS#1,10,ZPLUS,0,OFF

CLEARP/XPLUS#2,10,ZPLUS,0,OFF

MOVE/CLEARPLANE,ZPLUS#1

PNT1=FEAT/CONT...

MOVE/CLEARPLANE,ZPLUS#2

MOVE/CLEARPLANE,XPLUS#1

This would allow the creation of workplanes as soon as the part is "found" / datum structure is created and then select which workplane to move to at any point during the program. 

When running a collision test, I'd like to have the manual features ignored by default instead of having to unmark them or step through the features before DCC collision testing takes off.