FWIW, the site (original link) works fine for me in IE6 with Google's pop-up blocker running. I didn't get any prompts for plug-ins or other strange behavior. It loads fast and I'm on dial-up. Regrading the features, most of them sound beyond my modest needs with Poser 4. I can see the value of being able to apply selectively MATs to a figure with parented/conformed props/figures. PZ3s are notoriously large and prone to corruption. If you can save the pose data in a smaller file and apply it, it would be faster to just load up the figures and apply the pose(s) rather than mess with the PZ3. If you can pick and choose parts of poses, from one source, it would be nice--an arm pose from here, a hand from there etc. It sounds like there is a lot of potential here that is perhaps hard to grasp without specific examples. Also, there seems to be a lot of doubt based on other products. That's fine but this is a different product and should be judged on its own merits.. I'd say the best bet would be for him to create a demo version if possible. Also, I do think Daz offers a money back guarantee-does that apply to this product?

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