And what are Poser 4 people going to do when Poser 7 comes out, then Poser 8, then Poser 8? The digital world is a fast paced and extremely demanding lifestyle, and if you don't keep up, you get left behind. It's sad to say, but it is very true. Trying to stay put with a single version of software is like stopping in the middle of the freeway in rush hour, especially if you are generating content for others to use. And don't get me wrong, because I go back to Poser 1.0, and I have many fond memories of each of the versions. But comfort is something you can't afford in a constantly advancing standard. Comfort is fine if you don't mind being out of date, and I have nothing against people doing just that, as long as they aren't generating products that they want me to use in the latest version. I no longer buy products designed for Poser 4, because it eats up too much of my time optimizing them for use in Poser 6. If I see "for Poser 4+", I pass it on by like it's contageous, no matter how appealing I may find it. It just eats up too much of my time to optimize it properly.