Wow, who knew - (2) can be done from PoserPython, and does not even need (1) and (3). It should then by possible to have the script write many of the scene settings to a text file, along with the render, as a memory jogger for a later time.

At its simplest, tested and working on Poser 11:

import poser

scene = poser.Scene()

textfile = open(r'C:|Users|YOURNAME|Desktop|example.txt', 'w')
a = textfile.write('The quick brown fox')
textfile.close()

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Works, but as it is it overwrites whatever text is in the file already. But it can get a lot more complex than this - search Google for "Python write String to a file" to find guides with examples.

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