I'd buy the 2nd!

Happy Birthday Cooper Cooper! He'll have some stamps from Scotland in short order.

Well, that would work, except that there is often a lot of detail-- say around the eyes-- that you would want to keep, and i would be about as much work to delete the unwanted stuff as it would be to trace the outlines in from scratch. It's such an obvious thing to want to do, I'm sure there's a way to do it, I just haven't found it yet.

Wow, thanks! That's a lot of wonderfully useful stuff! Ironbear, I had read your tutorial on RDNA... it's what got me into the sketch designer in the first place. I love playing with blended layers in Photoshop-- I love to muck about with the same image and many different filters on many layers, just to see what happens, so your tutorial is very interesting to me. So far I have found that if you turn the outlines completely off, either by setting their density or their opacity to zero, you don't get inside-the-head lines, but then you don't get any outlines at all either. There has to be a way, I'm sure there must be a way... I'm very grateful for your help, and if I find anything, you can be certain I'll post it. Don, thank you very much, I've downloaded your .pdf and shall have a look tonight!

I had this very same problem. I e-mailed Daz, including my order number, describing what had happened and detailing my system. Within a short while, I received an e-mail from DAZ giving me a password to a temporary site where I could download the items I had ordered. I'm sure they'll fix whatever's gone awry in short order, but in the meantime, just contact them. In my experience, Daz have never been less than fantastic.