AT Last! Someone is going to explain P5 to me...and I may be able to understand them. Let the show begin!

FNORD indeed! Discordia obviously rules in some concepts. I very much like the image but wonder at the content of the written statement. If one of my students had turned in an essay such as that without legitimate documentation I am afraid I would have been forced to give it extremely low marks. As we say in research: document, document, document, then double-check the documentation.

Oh...my...I actually owned one of these! I remember the oval rear window, the lack of heater, the wipers that worked off the air pressure in the spare tire...I wish I still had it. I'd settle for the model, though.

Ajax, ran CR last night, sometime during the night it began generating errors, mostly stack errors of some sort...had to crash the computer to reset everything. I'll let Hogwarden know about the error messages.

Absolutely! I could use it for my technology classes if you still have it available or someone else has one they want to get rid of. IN fact, I'll take donations of semi-recent software and related books for an ongoing project my graduate student association has where we try to round up used software, instructional materials, hardware and the occasional computer for the rural schools out here in NE Oklahoma. It's a high poverty area and our state ranks 67 in educational spending. Tony O'seland cedarwolf@yahoo.com or oseland@cherokee.nsuok.edu

Ajax, thanks for the heads-up on correct refference pro. I've attempted to use the other version and it hangs when I use it. It won't find something it thinks it should and just gives up at that point. Hogwarden does incredible coding and I'm looking forward to the new release now that I know about it!

Ok, I posted this idea a while back and no one rose to the bait. Why doesn't some really bright person who understands writing code and visual basic and c++ and all that mysticism stuff write a program that will let you view a file structure with a graphic viewer, click on a file, then it automatically seeks all the related files that go with that one file and deletes the whole mess in a single move? Wouldn't that be just too spiffy? One click mess removal! ahem...all I would ask is a working copy of the program for my contribution...something to clean out the 10 GB of Poser stuff on the HD of my laptop...

I've tried to download this and the V1&2 clothing packs from this site and all I 've recieved on two different computers is corrupted or incomplete files. I wonder what the problem is?

Well, I don't know about any one else, but I like it so far...IS it a huge, mutant, sasuatch, nuclear freak mousie thing?

Andi, I remember your generosity by allowing me a sneak peek at the fabulous Atlantis set. Your work is top quality and worth everyone downloading until your server screams for mercy. Thank you for your ongoing generosity and kindness.

I would have to weigh in on the "limited postwork" side, myself. I don't often do any postwork, but when I need to smooth a seam, fix the crease on a leg or arm joint, clean up a corner or fix an anomaly, I try to make it as un-noticable as possible. The only reason, really, that I'm a purist is because while I own PSP 8 and PS 6.5 I'm not all that good with them. Heck, I can't draw a straight line with a ruler most days. But I see the point to the question, and the discussion, and I appreciate the politeness.

Very nice. Any idea of when it will be available? I haven't used Judy yet because I could not find textures for her.

Oh yeah! My students would get almost as big a rush out of it as I would.

Ah, me....another icon gone. I fear that our children will live in a world with no heroes, where the only moral thing that they see on television is the screen as it's being turned off, where people such as the good Captain are seen as relics of a bygone day that have no relevance in the modern world. Would that we had more such as he and his band of merry creatures to lead us once again through the sylvan glades of innocence where we may lay in the cool grass of our youth and listen once again to the stories that taught us truth, rightness, patience, tolerance, and basic, fundamental morality. Gone, but never forgotten. O Captain, my Captain...we already miss you.

Outstanding work!