I agree that the "floating" parameter dials have to go! I don't care, just don't make them a floating palette that's separate from Poser. My workflow is this: -adjust a body part with the Twist parameter dial. -nope, wrong direction. -Undo: hit Ctrl-Z. (Body part moves back.) -turn the dial the other way. -Ah, perfect! NEW, changed workflow in Poser 5: -adjust a body part with the Twist parameter dial. -nope, wrong direction. -Undo: hit Ctrl-Z. Nothing happens. Hit it again. Nothing happens. (The "focus" is on the "floating" parameter dial palette, not Poser.) -move the mouse OFF the parameter dial -click somwhere on Poser's window to give "focus" so it will accept keyboard-press. -Hit Ctrl-Z to undo. Body part moves back -move mouse back to dial -turn the dial the other way. -(mutter under my breath about interface) This also happens when you do ANY keyboard shortcut: Render (Ctrl-R), Save (Crtl-S), etc. You MUST click off the parameter dials and on the Poser window for the program to accept the keystrokes. --John

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