Stick with it GoN2GraceLand as it really is worth the effort. I am fairly new to Vue4Pro and at first was a little lost. The manual doesn't seem to tell you much and when I tried to buy something like one of the bible/dummies/Using books on Amazon I discovered there was no such thing for Vue :(

However it all starts to fall into place eventually and the results can be spectacular.

With the cameras you need to straight away 'store camera' (little icon that looks like a diskette) and then you can move your current view but still go back to your old one. You can do this as many times as you need which stores lots of different views, it's pretty cool. I found that selecting the item I want to move around makes camera movement easier also.

Resizing, moving etc is all so different to Poser that it will take you a while to get used to it but as I say, it's worth the effort IMHO.

"I am extraordinarily patient, provided I get my own way in the end" - Margaret Thatcher 1989