How do I create inj poses?

I have created some characters by using deformers (magnets) and spawning morphs. After creating a full body morph, I'd like to save it as a pose to the library like an injection pose.  Ultimately, I'd like to be able to load the base figure without any morphs, then use the pose library to inject the morphs that I created using the deformers.  That way I could load combinations of previous characters. 

I searched the Poser 8 manual for inj.  No luck (a reference to wardrobe wizard came up but that is not on point, I don't think - but maybe that is a backdoor answer).

I searched this forum and found the following reference.

"Look in frestuff for SVDL's spawncharacter script.  If you want to add muscles to an existing morphed figure: Create a character with only the desired muscle morphs in use (no other morphs), run script and save as an injection file."

Could this SVDL script or another utility allow me to create my own inj poses?  Is there a tutorial that you would recommend?

creating an inj pose is simply a matter of saving the figure with the morph installed, and doing a copy paste of the channel, converting the channel name to one of the PBMCC channel names and adding a header.

Heres a tutorial on head morphs , it works the same way for other body parts

http://acrionx.zzl.org/3d_modelling_poser_tutorials/

thanks

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NOW...

Seriously, it's the best money you can spend here. I don't know how I lived w/o it.

I also use Posers Little Helper. This is free and works very well.

I feel as though I was "duped" into the "Full Body Morph" bit w/ Pro 2010. Seems that some people think of a FBM differently, but what I wanted to do was bring the ENTIRE geometry of a figure into ZBrush, morph it, and apply the morph to the "Body"...

PLH does this quickly, but it was a little quirky to get used to. It's a matter of setting up the folders correctly, but it DOES work.

Um... Read some posts and now stand corrected =/

Damned thing worked like a charm. Didn't expect that.

This is one of those wondrous moments in graphics =)