@Tashar59, sorry, it wasn't meant to be personal, but there were so much negative comments about poser 7, I had to make a positive statement. I was more aiming at those who bought poser7, gave it a try and went back to poser6 and gave up on it. On my old computer I had both poser6 and poser7 installed, but after a few months I didn't use Poser6 anymore, so when I bought a new computer with a dual core processor, I only copied the P6-runtime and didn't install it. This doesn't mean I'm always positive about P7, it's still crashing and I went through all the pain P7 has to offer, including losing a complete runtime (that did really hurt!), but at least I know now why it's crashing (most of the time) and often it's a "I shouldn't have done that" experience. Perhaps a  autosave-feature would be nice in the next upgrade.  A lot of problems were created by software that was created for P6, like pythonscripts and the DAZ-models especially V4 but I don't know if the poser-developmentteam was responsible for that. At the most you can blame them for not communicating with the third-party providers.

I surely hope that Poser-pro is meant to be sidestep to a new line, and not an upgrade of P7, because it just isn't an upgrade for the average poseruser.

Best regards,

Bopperthijs

-How can you improve things when you don't make mistakes?