Miki is not A Daz unimesh figure, being an eFrontier product. Any INJ pose files that you see for Miki are actually mislabeled MOR pose files.< You can make injection morphs for ANY figure. I personally made some for NEAena, which is a reworked Posette >Keep in mind that Miki is a Poser 6 figure, and while the figure can be made to work in earlier versions of Poser, there are definite losses in function when done.< Sorry, not true. When you resave MIKIs cr2 with external morphs DISABLED (Something I strongly recommend anyway to any P6 user), she works fine in PP and P5 without any loss of function, besides the face room. (Which doesnt work well anyway) >Why not just apply the morph targets manually? Has the Poser community become so dependent on pose files (MATs, INJ, MOR, etc) that we can no longer do anything manually?< Why should they ? I mean, "I" have no problem to apply a morph target the good old fashioned way with an object file, but people expect convenient Mat/Mor and Inj files these days, even for freebies. >I can't help but laugh sadly when I see people create commercial Poser 4 stuff for her. But I won't dwell on why some people resist upgrading to the current version. That has already been beaten like a dead horse.< I still use ProPack 99% of the time because morph and magnet dials are BROKEN in Poser5 and Poser6, so they are unusable to me for serious character creation. I also like the Poser 4 renderer much better because its crisper and WAY, WAY faster than Firefly. And ProPack will run better on an older computer than Poser 6 does. Some people with fixed income just dont feel like buying a new machine each year just because their ego tells them they have to try to compete with the professional cgi-artists. So as long as the P4 products sell in large enough numbers to be profitable, why should a merchant invest the time and money to "upgrade" ?