OK I admit, this got me baffled... I had it on my old PC once or twice but that was due to it beeing an old system and memory leaks under Win '98 But now I'm trying to set up this scene here, and when i want to render it in a window it just tells me I can't becuase there's not enough memory. Now I'm running a AMD Athlon 2100+ with 512Mb, got 6 gig free on my Poser partition and about an other 20 gig or so on all others combined. I can render just fine in the normal work window, which is set at 1200*900. But when I try to render in a new window it dsays me I haven't got enough memory, even if the res is lower... go figure. I restarted, rebooted.. nada, nothing running in the background. Please tell me the answer to this odd little riddle and how to get rid of it. Cheers, Axe.

If it's the infamous "not enough disk space to render" there's an answer at Curious Labs' site. Go to Support > Technical Support > Poser 3 and 4 FAQs and it's right down the bottom. For me, the key was to add a page file to the Poser partition, since it previously didn't have one. If it isn't that, tell us your OS details and we'll try again. :)

Cheers mate, that did the trick. I must be getting old, I forgot to asign swap space to the poser partition when I had to reinstal XP about 2 months ago. Heheh it's amazing how much faster things go when you asign a gig of swapspace :)