Actually they do. Here's what the EULA says about redistributing Morphs:

*I. The purpose of defining certain content as Restricted Content is to protect the Company's investment, interests, and ownership of Restricted Content. It is not the Company's policy to unreasonably restrict or inhibit any third party's creative or commercial activities. The following are Legitimate Uses of Restricted Content:

• Creating morph targets based on the Restricted Content provided that any distribution of the morph targets will not include the original mesh connectivity information. This can be in the form of data utilized with morph moving utilities or in a .CR2 file that references the original geometry but does not include the complete mesh.

This applies to morphs created in the faceroom, with magnets or any other external morph creating program. There are no restrictions in the EULA stating that the faceroom dials can't be used in creating morphs. This pretty much negates your comment about CR2's as well. Why else would they even include DEV CR2's with Poser 7 if they weren't meant to be used for creating content for their products? As long as the original "Mesh" obj files aren't included in your work you're fine.

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