I don't have P6, but I think pose files work the same in all versions of Poser. Not sure I entirly follow what you are trying to do, but... As far as I know you can't pose two figures at the same time with one pose file (unless you edit one of the cr2 files to change the names of its actors). When you apply a pose it is applied to the currently selected figure. So to pose two figures diffrently you need two pose files. There is a way to pose two figures with one pose file, but it involves editing one of the cr2 files to change the names of its actors, there are a few caveats associated with it. Its probably not what you want to do, but if you want to try it, I can post details. As to positioning issues, remember that pose files saved from Poser do not contain any pose data for the BODY actor. You either have to position the figure by moving the hip, or edit the saved pose to add positioning data for the BODY.