Oh, and about RAM and virtual memory. 2 GB per app is a Win32 limit, that's right. It can be tricked to 3 GB per app, using a startup switch, but that's only useful if the application has been written to take advantage of that extra GB. Actually, there are two ways to write a program for Win32 using more than 2 GB of address space. 1) use the LARGE_MEMORY_AWARE compile switch; 2) write the .exe as a very simple loader and write the actual program as a .DLL. DLLs get loaded in the 2GB-3GB address space, leaving almost a full 2 GB address space for data. Poser is NOT large memory aware. I wish it were. I will only upgrade to Poser 7 if it is 64 bit. Which will require a (long overdue) overhaul of the core code. Slightly OT: the next version of Vue will be 64 bit. One of the e-on people said so.

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