almost all conforming hair props can be made into dynamic hair, however there are a few steps that need to be done.

what you will need :

A Conforming Hair figure or prop (duh)
Poser (double duh)
UVMapper Basic (or pro)

WHAT TO DO

1. set V4 into the zero pose
2. conform/align hair prop with V4
3. if required, use magnets to stop hair intersecting V4's body
4. export hair to a single OBJ file
5. open exported object in UVMAPPER
6. select the TOP edges of all hair strips (you may need to do 6 and 7 in multiple stages)
7. assign selected edges to a new group (call it constrain for example)
8. save object out of UVMAPPER
9. import UVMAPPER saved object back into poser, untick centre, place on floor and percent of figure size
10. parent imported object to V4's head
11. enter the cloth room, and set up a simulation
12. click "Constrained Group" and add the group you created in UVMapper
13. If the hair has a skullcap, add the SkullCap material (or group) to the Constrained Group
14. Run Simulation
15. Once you are happy with the settings, save it as a prop!

Each hair object will require some trial and error with the simulation settings.
The best conforming hair to turn into dynamic is ones made up of one wrap-around hair "strip" eg Diva Hair

Give me a moment and I'll do a few renders with some of the ones I have setup

TemplarGFX
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