If there are many, then you want Morph Manager 4.  It's a free program that makes transfering a number of morphs a 100 times easier than Poser, perfect for P4F.   You can even do this right through .PZ3 files!   Just remember to always save your file in Poser after you're done with it, as MM4 files are a little bit bigger. 

One thing may start to look for is how to get a bunch of MTs to Zero.  Ockham's ZeroMorph.PY script is for this! i.e. when doing ALOT of work with MM4 the resulting file is really HEANOUS!  Zeroing all the MTs brings everything back to normal/start.

What I told you to do was create a Combination Morph.  Just the outer geometry/shape of the P4F mesh.  You could have Loaded it into any P4F, Zero'd all the other morphs, turned it on to "1," and have the face from the all the old P4F's morph put together.  You  would'nt have had all of the individual morphs to play with, but the one face(That the cumulative sum, that all of the other's seetings amounted to, would be there.  But when you get to Rendering Large Posters, or scenes with lots of Figures, you'll see why what I said matters.

Sorry it's been a while since I replied, I hav'nt gotten any e-bots at Lycos for weeks!

...We need some pictures around here.

Hey look, it's my first Poser(P4F) Character...

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