Ditto on the every-time-I-try-something-it-crashes with a matrox card. Seems that Daz use predominately gForce nVidia graphics cards judging by the problems encountered by older Vanta-based (TNT2 et al) nVidia, ATi and Matrox users... A solid (vs transparent) adjustment sphere in front of every selected actor is a real deterrent to successful posing! Hopefully they'll make the adjustment spheres a configurable option for a cleaner interface for those who prefer to just adjust dials, then perhaps I can use it. Looked fairly good otherwise. I note that you can move all windows other than the scene window onto a 2nd monitor as free-standing windows in order to get a huge scene window. Unfortuantely the ui settings aren't saved (yet?) - and all the .daz file formats are binary so no way to easily cheat that. This latter design decsion may turn out to be an ultimatly limiting factor for the product - where would Poser be today if the file formats had all been proprietary rather than open Wavefront Obj stored in simple text???