Actually I have that book; It's the first one I purchased before I bought Poser. I wanted to read up about the software and see if I felt it was worth investing in. I was looking at it the other day, but for "Memorize" which it did not have. I'll go back and see about the dials. Thanks for the tip about memorize and the way to look at it, Andy.

"Old" books aren't necessarily out of date. For the longest time I kept referring to the Corel 3 book because later versions of the software had all the commands but didn't bother to explain them as it was assumed, I guess, that it was all old and known knowledge. Similar to the software Shade. Shaded 8 had a really good book with tutorials that stlll works to this day. The bad thing about Shade is it is Japanese and when Mirye stopped supporting it I feel it lost a critical ally in the US. You go into the software trying to figure out the commands by yourself.