King Conga
So, the feature that used to be under Views/Toolbars where I used to be able to take In/Out different toolbars, where it appears NOW to be in the Modules section.  I SHOULD be able to move and/or, take In/Out different modules as I please.  So, while I frequently use the Punch In/Out feature, I usually use the Selection feature.  What would be really cool is if I could take out one of the OTHER current modules that I hardly EVER use, and put in BOTH of the other modules.  Heck, if the designers were 1/2 as smart as I think I am, they would let me set up several different screen layouts, and save them for different scenarios.  You may have set up such an animal, but I can't find it, and I don't know where to look in the 2100 pg manual.
 
HEP me

If you are referring to the Control Bar Modules you can drag them wherever you want in the Control Bar by clicking and dragging on the left edge (where it looks ridged). You can replace modules by right clicking a module you want to remove and selecting the module you want to replace it from the menu. You can also add or remove modules by right clicking in an empty area of the Control Bar and selecting the module you want to remove/add. The new modules may not be added right away because of the order/priority of other modules already selected and the amount of space on the Control bar available so if it doesn't pop up right away just right click and select again and it should replace one of the other modules automatically.
 
Again this is all explained at the start of the manual in the tutorials or shortly thereafter. Seriously it's okay to ask questions but you are going to only going to frustrate yourself and waste your own time by posting about every little change. The tutorials will answer the bulk of basic operating questions and will seriously only take a half hour for someone already familiar with audio and previous versions of Sonar.

King Conga
I found it!  Now, can someone tell me how to PERMANENTLY save that layout to somewhere other than my C: drive.

You may be able to retain those external with a Project Template. Otherwise you can just use Screensets. I think the Control Bar set up follows screenset setups. Again both topics are covered in the tuts and/or early on in the manual.

Oh and I guess I should mention I'm providing these answers based on X1/2 but I haven't seen any mention of changes to the Control Bar or saving Templates.
 

For transposing entire ranges, what's wrong with Process > Transpose??
 
I've got this bound to control + T
 

1. Select notes
2. Ctrl + T
3. Enter desired pitch shift range
4. Click Ok

To the original poster:
 
1.  The new UI takes some getting used to.
2.  You would almost certainly benefit from reading the documentation, and/or doing the tutorials.  At some point, your skipping the investment of time that many other have made into learning about the changes may result in a dropping off on the level of help folks provide you.
3.  The frequent 'caps' thing is a bit annoying to many folks who are trying to plow through the bits and pieces of detail when someone posts about an issue.
4.  I would suggest you post separate threads for separate issues.  It benefits everybody.  It makes it far easier for the forum folks to see each issue right away, without having to scroll down a bunch of already resolved issues in the same post, just to see the latest issue.  In addition, threads can end up with an entanglement of posts from multiple issues and that makes it much harder to wade through.  Lastly, by splitting it out into one issue per thread, folks who are searching the forum for similar issues can find solutions much faster, so please consider posting one issue per thread moving forward.
 
The above are merely suggestions, 
 
Bob Bone