During programming, it is convenient to hide the elements using the 'Hide all elements' function.

Then, when creating dimensions, you can select the elements to be measured by choosing “Show all elements”.

However, it would be useful to have the option to prevent certain elements, such as manual or automatic alignment elements, from appearing again.

The Geometric Tolerance windows are able to self-filter as you type in feature names, which I appreciate because it speeds up the dimensioning process.

Though the Location, Angle, and Distance commands - they still behave like legacy, although they are also still widely used.

The search function on these is cumbersome - why not update it to behave like the Geometric Tolerance search list?

When using multi monitor ALL windows within the PCDMIS software should respect available desktop work space and not be allowed to appear off screen, also there is a bug in 2025.1.112.0 where defining the "main display" causes Auto feature window to appear off screen depending on the display chosen.

ability to send tip data (name & date/time they were calibrated) to the report

When creating auto features (AF), AF's only appear on the edge of a feature even if depth of feature has an offset value. 

So if I create a circle on a bore with "0" depth, the feature is generated on the edge of the feature, but if I modify depth, then feature still displays on the edge. I have to change the X,Y,Z value of the feature to give a better visual indicator of where the feature is on the CAD. 

i need to measure the circumferential length of a polygon shape , is there a way of doing this?

Without having cylinder length in the Measurement Strategy Editor of Widget, it usually leaves us no choice but going into properties on each feature when we create a pattern and changing each one. We often have through holes that are longer than our probes, so the depth/ending offset on auto-features almost always needs adjusted. If length was included in copy/paste parameters, it would at least save a lot of tedious repetition for us.