Quote - To me, the even if you don't have 64 bit or a network to render on (which is my present situation), background rendering, and especially, the Queue Manager, are huge features. The thing with the Queue is that it takes a fraction of the resources of the application, and you can close Poser Pro down while rendering if you want. The savings on system resources is huge.

Yep, just noticed that. Closed PP but still have the queue manager running happily rendering a scene. Wasn't really aware of these extra features that Pro has over non pro - perhaps they should advertise these extra abilities a bit more, they certainly are very useful. Running this on 32 bit now.