Quote - Acadia, what I ended up doing was having the stand alone version of WW2, but keeping WW1 as my plug in version. 
Poser wouldn't make me the FBM's WW2 needs to read. (I hope Mr. Smith is reading this!! A FBM button should make an FBM!!!!)
I do the primary conversion (figure to figure) using the stand alone version (keeping all the movement morphs) and then use WW1 to fit the item to the morphed figure. It really doesn't take alot of time.

Thanks :) This thread was turning into a World War II thread, so I bowed out and went over to Phil's site and posted a couple of questions there in the Wardrobe Wizard 2 forum.

http://www.philc.net/forum/viewforum.php?f=4

Hopefully Phil will be able to suggest how to be able to keep both version 1 and version 2 plugins  together and working independently of each other.  Plus help me with the method that clothing items are now selected for analysis.

I absolutely love Wardrobe Wizard but I'm totally freaked at the changes and it's got me all out of sorts :)  I have a hard time adjusting to major changes so I'm a bit flustered at trying to figure out how to use my favourite Poser plugin now.

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