" This is, as noted earlier, because, for the most part, you aren't pushing the program to its limits,"

Ah ynsaen, you haven't changed; you still state your opinion as fact. Sorry, but you're wrong...again. I've pushed most of those programs to the limit and more; had to, I was teaching them and needed to know how far they would go.

And with Poser, you don't even need to push it. You simply have to use it for an hour or two and its defects will begin to surface.

I normally wouldn't have entered this thread but I'm so damned sick of seeing the "all software has bugs" excuse. Tiny problems in programs hardly noticeable to power users and invisible to causaul users are vastly different from corrupting files, freeze-ups, features stop working, etc.

Message edited on: 01/10/2006 20:43