*One question to you: right now, I pose my character in DAZ, import to Vue, place the character there, make small pose adjustments in DAZ, import again and so on until everything is right. This is of course not the best possible workflow.

*On the contrary, this is the best possible way for Vue and Poser used together for a number of reasons!
As another poster said, reposing inside Vue is possible but it's a right PITA. I have Poser 7 and Vue open together, if the pose isn't right, I re-pose inside Poser, Vue immediately notices that something has changed and asks if you want to re-import it, which you do obviously. Nice and easy, with no hassles at all. Vue will even re-import to the position you may have moved it to in the scene, so you don't even have to re-position it either!!

As for the new Poser 8 content, while it is good to have it might not benefit you, I still haven't used any of them except for Creech which is a really awesome swamp type monster.

Personally I prolly won't use Poser 8 with Vue 7.4 at all, I'l wait for Vue 8 which is round the corner and no doubt optimised to use Poser 8 properly.

Injustice will be avenged.
Cofiwch Dryweryn.