Quote - (efstarlet)> Quote - If you sidegrade to Poser Pro before the launch, you will get a free upgrade to 2010 when it is released.  (Yes, you end up with an extra upgradeable Pro application serial here.)

(Peggy Walters)*> Quote - I am finally moving to 64 bits, so going with Pro is more attractive now.

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*Peggy, if you have 64bit, go with *efstarlet's * advice.   Both the setup workspace and rendering are 64bit in PP2010, to make use of all the available memory.

P8 is the base version of Poser Pro 2010.  P8 is version 8.0.2.xxxxx, and Poser Pro 2010 will be 8.0.3.xxxxx.

Please don't say this - I have Poser 8 with 8.0.3.xxxx as well.  If/when Poser 8 SR3 is published for general consumption, it will be 8.0.3.xxxx.

The version number of the evolving code base is reflected in the 8.0.x.y and is decidedly not the version of the packaged product. The products built on that code base  are Poser 8  and Poser Pro 2010 and they have the same numbers. If you want to really get confused, the internal version number of Poser Pro 2010 (the product) is 2.0, since it is the second iteration of Poser Pro. Keep in mind that the product is more than the software. It also is the content and the plugins, etc.

[Edit] Confusing fact - Poser Pro 2010 stores its preferences in Application Data/Poser Pro/2.0

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