I'm not saying the program is perfect, jugoth.  Obviously, from the number of posts about problems, it's not.  I'm just saying that using bad words is not appropriate for this arena as there are many children who browse through here or who are looking as their parents read the forums.

In many ways I agree with you.  I started work when I was 13 (and if you don't know, I'm the Grandmother of 9 now so I'm definitely not a kid) and I've worked most of my life, except for the time I took to have my kids.  I take pride in doing my job well and I'm always trying to learn new things that will help me improve, both in my RL job and in my creations for Poser.

My son is a programmer/IT Tech and we both know the value of good debugging.  When he writes a program he always gives it to me to break because I wrote a program a while ago in computer school to log keystrokes when I'm testing a program.  That way we always know what I did to break the program.

I have to say this about the programmers at e-on.  There is no way possible that they could ever, conceivably, duplicate the way the end users use (or abuse?) the program.  Everyone does things differently.  This is why it took so long for John and I to discover what was going on with my Vue 6.  The fact is that bugs will always pop up because of the many different configurations of hardware/software.  All we can really hope for is that the program is relatively stable and that, as bugs are reported, service releases to address them are released.  If you ever begin programming you'll understand the complexity of the issues, especially if you write modular programs.

Hugz from Phoenix, USA

Victoria

Remember, sometimes the dragon wins. Correction: MOST times.