I would like a custom toolbar that can appear on every user's toolbar area by default just like the standard ones.  It would be incredibly handy to have a toolbar with custom function buttons that everyone has access to.  It would also streamline so many other things including setup and work instructions. Currently, to get that functionality, each user would have to configure their toolbar, which isn't practical for shops with multiple users and skill levels.  I would love to say in my work instructions: "press the <setup instructions> button in the toolbar" and know they have that button.

Measured and theoretical values for multiple palette routines in Inspect are only temporarily saved during execution, but a series of measurements can be saved as a separate file for review in palette measurements.

In the edit window, I would like to be able to copy a set of elements ordered as A-B-C-D and paste them as D-C-B-A.

Would like to see and use the threaded holes of the tables, for fixture position and at the same time then we can see where machine can reach.

We would like to be able to filter different areas with different densities. 

While creating a new test program using the QIF model, I had to edit the program and enter different tip angles to measure features on different planes / axis directions. But while the Optimize path workflow is active and the "Ask For Tip" window is open to select the tip angle for the applicable feature, the model CAN NOT be rotated or moved to get a view where this feature is and make a choice on the tip angle, I also can't move the feature labels or hide them for clarity in the Graphics window.

Many years ago i remember changing a setting in the settings editor that would add a space between the dimensions on the report.  I cannot remember where this was.  Currently, we insert a blank report comment to get the space in between.  Does anyone know if this option still exists?

It would be nice to have some kind of identifier next to tips in the probe utility window that you recently calibrated. It would make it so much easier to keep track of what and what I did not calibrate. Something like the notification dots used on smart phones

As Header states, a simple built in label at the end of the program and at a pre header beginning would be very helpful to allow header label modification, easily start over program based on conditional statements, or end program.

I think an actual option for saving exclusion planes to be used in other routines would be extremely beneficial and would simplify things.