Just for clarification: Could I have Vue and Poser open at the same time (where Vue scans for changes in the .pz3 file every n seconds), so that I could tweak a mesh to fit the scene better? (I have Poser 5 and Vue 5 on Mac OSX 10.3...) That would be extremely cool (esp. on a dual-monitor setup)... any ideas as to when they'll have it ready? And yeah, a Mac version would be preferable. :) BTW - I don't have Mover, so I don't know offhand - does Mover import/convert 'bones', so that a mesh can be posed within Vue directly? Can you use existing morphs on it once imported? If not, then DeepAccess sounds like something I would definitely be interested in getting (assuming it works and doesn't suck down every scrap of RAM or CPU power I have...) Personally, if Mover doesn't already do it, a small Poser-like module that lets one directly modify a mesh within the proggie would be way better, but that's a job for both companies, not one. " counting the chickens before the eggs... well we all know the proverb." I come out of the Linux world, where such things are SOP; yet my Linux boxes are sturdier and more agile than they were when Windows XP was installed on it. Besides - it helps me in planning ahead. /P