When considering manuals, the determining factor for me is not the number of pages. Heck, they can chew up 100 pages on indexes, EULA, whatever. Then there is the obligatory "3D art" stuff, then some stuff that probably hasn't been changed since Poser 3. I've skimmed through both the tutorial and the Reference Manual. I've printed maybe 20 pages, and they had the most promise of useful info. The rest isn't worth printing, IMHO. My Poser 5 printed manual was about the same. I used to save all the boxes my software came in. However, this became more and more impractical since I got married. It was at the point where we'd need a large closet for all the boxes. So they got thrown out.

Message edited on: 03/26/2005 16:52