Probe readout currently moves toolbars down when placed off to the side and creates white space as seen below.

The probe readout should be able to span multiple rows off to the side without pushing other toolbars down and creating a white space.

Create a dockable box for turning CAD Levels on/off, Just Like the Probe Readout is dockable.

I do think the Probe Readout window dock should span multiple toolbar lines instead of pushing toolbars onto separate line. For instance. If all of your toolbars are on the left half of the top of the screen, the probe readout should be able to sit next to them without pushing down toolbars below it. Same things for a CAD Level Dock.

this is a complex task in Quindos. refer to pcdmis and calypso. 

Create a toggle in COMMENT/OPER, COMMENT/INPUT and COMMENT/YESNO with which you can add a standard icon like in Visual Basic:

• vbCritical

• vbQuestion

• vbExclamation

• vbInformation

If then automatic probe rotation function is on, then don't seek approval to change the angle if the suggested angle is not different than the current angle. .  

Customer Request

Trend reports are very important for their operators. They mentioned wanting some kind of way to mark events so that they can understand why dips might have happened (or able to isolate out dates where you know why parts dipped out of tolerance and are not relevant)

Customer Request

They mentioned the idea of being able to scan parts (barcode/QR) in order to select parts or specific samples

Customer Request

Want the ability to merge two reports together. They can have 2 routines for one part, so merging would make it easier to share with customers. (They do this today by cut and pasting in Excel)

I did a search and could not find anyone else posting the same and was surprised.  However, it may very well be that there is a hidden (no pun intended) setting that forces a different behaviour.

If i have an inserted Machine model into a program and an active Probe.  I can press the Hide button in the toolbar and they will no longer be visible.  But, as soon as I execute a feature or the program whether partial or complete, everything is displayed back again.  I find the same issue happens with dimension IDs.  If as a user I am choosing to disable the display of items, why is that choice been overridden.

If that is a design intent, I would like to have a setting added so as a user I can enforce a "Stay hidden if I told you so"