I appreciate your reply. Since I can't use Poser 11, I am confined to Poser 10 and Genesis doesn't work very well in Poser 10. Poser 11.2 Pro installed fine, but the problems arose when I tried to work on an existing project and ran into problems with the animation palette.

It seems like as the programs advance, there is going to be tension between the demands of the program and the strength of the computer. I think they can address this by allowing the user to disable functions that slow down the computer and aren't really necessary to what the user is doing.