I personally find it really dificult to believe that Poser itself wasn't designed to have control over the situation. I mean, you can add morph targets to your heart's content within Poser but as far as I know, if it weren't for other outside apps, you would never be able to delete them or combine them. I mean, think about it: Being able to pose a figure is only half of the picture; without morph targets, in most situations you'd be screwed when it comes to realism, PARTICULARLY when dealing with animating. Sure, you can ADD MT's, but if all you ever do is add them, you can end up with some enormous .cr2 files, and as Traveler pointed out, it will slow down the interface, which can be especially annoying when working on animations with fine detail. Oh well...I love Poser, and I'm really hoping the next version has some more built-in control over some of the more important features, from as simple as deleting excess morph targets to JCM applying. shrug ..just thought I'd ramble on a bit....