Not with JPEGs. The format doesn't support transparency, and if you tried to 'magic wand' (in Photoshop) the background white, you will find a very harsh edge of antialiasing that you can't remove! (I just love a sloppy standard, don't you?) Try TIFs or GIFs instead. (Of course I am Poser ignorant, so excuse me if Poser can't output that way.) :>