Quote - Since you are using morphs that are already injected why not just save a pose and include the option to save morph settings?

What about the REM file option, when using this approach Phil?

Is it possible to easily edit the pose file, with morphs saved within it, to create a reverse, REM file?

In case it helps further, here's a tutorial by Acrionx, that I had previously favourited... I haven't tried it myself yet, but it looks like it covers what you'd need to use TextEdit to make your INJ and REM manually...

http://www.acrionx.com/3d_modelling_poser_tutorials/?pg=how_to_make_INJ_REM_Pose_files_for_Poser_custom_character_face_morphs

Its only so much use to us mac users, as it mentions using CR2 Editor... which I believe is another PC only app.

However, you may be able to combine some of the info from that tutorial with the approach Phil has suggested I guess, even? e.g. work in TextEdit with the pose file created by saving the pose with morph settings, rather than the CR2 suggested in the tutorial I've linked to...

EDIT: Basically, I reckon you could start from step 6 of the Acrionx tutorial, once you've saved your .pz2 file with the morphs included?