Partially. Morph dial settings use the internal morph name (which is not always the name that appears on the dial or in the Hierarchy list). There's been no standard naming for morphs, so they're all over the place - sometimes even figures with the same dial name have different internal names. And Poser is case sensitive, so different capitalization gives a unique name. Victoria 2 even has two internal morph names "SmileEyeRight" and "SmileEye Left"; I didn't notice the space at first. I'll put together a list of the expression name differences between the figures. If you copy-paste a Michael2XprssnMagic pose to Stephanie, whichever internal dial names that are present will be set and those that aren't will be ignored. So some expressions may be useful, although they will look different on her features. The same thing is true of the new Michael-based gorilla - it doesn't have all of Michael2's morphs, but some of the expressions apply (although they mostly have to be made more extreme to show on its heavy features). The good news is that StephanieXprssnMagic should be posted any day. The expressions have been developed from scratch to fit her delicate brows and distinctive mouth, and give over a 1500 possible combinations. Hope you like them - Elisa/gryffnn