I am going to disagree with everyone on this point . :tt2:

To restore your figure to the default pose, without changing any morphs, put your figure in the default pose, save a pose to the pose pallet, saying "No" to the "Include morph channels in pose set?" option. You can now use this pose to reset your figure to the default pose without changing any morphs.

Megalomania (or why I'm right and everyone else is wrong): :thumbupboth:

If you save a defult morph pose and apply that every time you Rerstore>Figure. You would have to make a new morph pose every time you changed the figures expression. With my method you only need one pose file no matter how the figure has been morphed.

As Bob said, if you use "Zero Figure" in the joint editor the result won't usually be the same as the default pose.

On the other hand, if you use Bob's method of saving a Pose Dot, it will include morph settings, and thus restore the default (zero) morph settings as well as the default pose.

Xantor's method is fine untill you change a morph value, then you have the problem that Restore>Figure restores the old morphs, instead of preserving the chainges you made.