LOL. I'm still faithful to V3. I use her all the time. I don't like V4's proportions.

Thanks. This is just what i needed to know.

When I came to the site, I thought my  browser was messed up. The new site design is GHASTLY! It looks like the designer just gave up and left halfway through the project. Yecch.

How long can it take to make a 15 minute movie (including the credits)?
Here's a plot summary of Avatar2 (spoilers ahead!):

The Marines return with a second battalion and carpet-bomb Pandora into a smoldering cinder.

The end.

I'd like to thank everyone for their suggestions on how to fix my P8 problem. Despite what some have said, I get more useful information here from people who actually use the software than from various product tech support people who have probably never even seen the products GUI.
Who knows better how something works than the people who actually use it?
Thanks again.

Everything on my PC is up to date. The button was non-functional. It's a mute point anyway since I just re-installed P8 without the SR3 and it works fine.

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I've gotten a similar error on my laptop when I'm not connected to the internet. There is a button on that screen  to click and the Library then functions normally.

They fixed that problem. The button is now greyed out.

I once applied for a job at B&N. The woman who interviewed me went on for 45 minutes, waxing poetic about the magnificent profits of millions upon millions of dollars a day and their plan for ultimate global domination. Then she offered me $6 per hour. For a manager position.
She could have saved us both a lot of time by just saying that in the first place.
Meh.

I sent them a copy of the error message. Upon further investigation on their part, they had no clue.
Their final answer was, just use Poser without the SR3. Well, I'd already come to that conclusion myself. From my experience over the years, tech support is as useful as tits on a boar. TS is kind of like techie welfare.

For example, neither Barnes and Noble nor Borders carry a single volume by Harlan Ellison.
Ask at the help desk and learn that a) that author does not exist in the store inventory and b) who's Harlan Ellison.

Kinda sad.

I've always been a bibliophile. I like holding a book and browsing through it before I decide to buy it. Rarely do I interact with store staff anymore because they seem generally to be snooty pseudo-intellectuals far too concerned with their own important inner crisis to bother with mere peons like paying customers. Most seem to be living under the misconception that their presence alone is enough to warrant a paycheck. (not just bookstores, it's everyplace)

It will be interesting to see what happens when printed books disappear and all we have left are Kindle and Nook and iPad and whatever the next electronic thingamajig will be.

Instead of book burnings, all that's needed is a simple mouse-click by some functionary and, poof, another volume consigned to the memory hole.

Where would we be without the printed page?

For years I managed health food stores and book stores. Often I was the only one working in the store . Somehow, I always managed to answer the phone.

Maybe hiring people with more than two functioning brain cells would improve their bottom line.

When I'm forced to interact with store personnel, I'm frequently confronted with blank stares, slack jaws, incoherent mumblings. I could hire my dog and get better customer service.

If it's not call home why does it ask for this URL: http://www.contentparadise.com/api/search_params.aspx?

I didn't notice a disclaimer in any of the literature about the program needing an internet connection to function properly. Had that been mentioned, I probably would not have bothered to buy it.

I don't think I'll miss the "new and improved" features since I haven't actually used the program yet and the "new and improved" features don't allow me to use the program at all.

Quote - Don't forget that you're in a tiny minority - most of the thousands of Poser users have had no problems. 

LOL. Best answer yet.