Quote - If you are a Poser Pro customer, and you buy a copy of Poser 8, you’ll own two licenses and two unique serial numbers; one for Poser Pro and one for Poser 8. Any user with those two valid serial numbers will be extended an invitation to join our Poser Pro 2010 beta program as soon as it’s publicly available. Plus, the price you paid for Poser 8 will be applied to your upgrade to final version of Poser Pro 2010 once it is released.In addition to the Poser 8 core feature set, Poser Pro 2010 beta version will also include the Pro application’s background rendering, network rendering, and 32 bit/64 bit rendering.

I have two 64bit Vista machines with Poser Pro licenses and I would like to be part of the Poser Pro 2010 beta testing.  I have peculiar Poser usage habits that might help fill in beta testing gaps - I mostly tend toward animation, I use a lot of complex material node assemblies (to animate water ripples, etc), and I use several third party plug-ins and Python script utilities.
     I will likely convert both the 64bit machines -and my single 32bit Vista machine- to Windows 7 come fall.

     I have already bought three Poser 8 licenses for my 32bit machines.
     For the 64bit boxes, I want to retain 64bit rendering, so I don't want to replace Poser Pro with Poser 8, but if it is feasible to install Poser 8 alongside Pro, that would be fine.  If two parallel installations (P8 & Pro simultaneously) won't work, then I would want to keep Pro installed until the Pro 2010 beta is ready.

Poser 12, in feet.  

OSes:  Win7Prox64, Win7Ultx64

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