No crashes in working on scene at all. Poser 6 still responds quite well. Only problem is that I can't render the scene at all, but knew about that problem already.

So far, the only time that I've experienced a crash is during an attempted render. Some others are reporting crashes while working on the file itself -- not during a render.

The "crash" consists of an out-of-memory warning dialog, followed by a corrupted file. The program itself doesn't come down, but the file gets messed up. Missing textures, etc.

A back-up copy is a great idea.

I've been able to recover from the problem by exiting Poser, and then re-opening the file. After this, I was able to render the scene with no problem.

In a case like this, no one can really explain why some individuals have problems like this, while others don't. There are simply too many variables involved. Differing hardware setups, differing software configurations on individual systems, not to mention differing operating systems.

One cannot always point at something specific, and say "this is it!".

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