Well, I don't recall B4 to well anymore, but B5 has a pair of tiny little magnifying glasses in the lower right hand corner that work to zoom in and out of the main image. HTH

No offense, But I think the wings need to be bigger.

ooooweeooweeooo waa waa waaaa... Awesome image! great details, too, like the way the one wheel sinks in to show how long it's sat there. Only one question left. Will roland reach the black tower...

Thank you e-artistree for hosting thismodel, and thank you groingrinder for making it! I've been looking for ships for some time, but so few people make them. Now all I need is a good clipper ship. But don't you go and start one! I'd hate to cause someone else to lose their sanity. then again...

.... sigh... :( Shame lies here.

Great poems! And I learned something that has bothered me forever: what's the meter for a blues? Thank you very much! (oh dear. Does this mean I actually have to try one myself? Lordy, I hope not!)

Sleep does such horrible things for my sanity level... A couple points of clarification: I was not Flaming. Iwas pointing out the continued futility of whining about the darn thing not working and this company -- which is absolutely no different from 80% of the companies in any industry in the world (what, they're special just 'cause they make Poser?) -- going off and making a new product (which likely was developed simultaneously with P5, if not earlier than that). It is the whining that must needs cease. Jack has always put up thoughtful posts, and tries hard (though not without succumbing on occasion) to avoid sinking to name calling (stop laughing, now -- he does try. You guys try to do that if you're so perfect...). My issue is with the "yeah, me too!" posts which generally indicate little more than reading and jumping in. As for standing up to Jack, there is no such thing. Besides, he's likely taller than I am and I sit down to type. The situation is simple: if you think that you have been screwed over by Curious Labs, the tiny division of a tiny company that doesn't even really exist in the US, then make that known by exercising your right as a consumer to force them to fix what they claim is a functional product. Yes, that will cost money to do. Money that if you win, will be repaid to you. Yes, it will actually require effort on your part above and beyond sitting on your derriere and tip tapping out your latest whine without wisdom. oh me, oh my -- what is that I spy? Come on, folks. I would be willing to wager a class action could be had here (though being broke, t'would have to be something less than cash). IF you are to comment, put thought into it. If you do not know, then educate yourself first. Jack has, despite being something of a joke to many, and continues to do so. Lastly, there is one minor thing I should note -- I lack even the reasonable facsimile for sanity. Sticks and stones might break my bones, but words echo in my head eternally....

No, I think they do. Willing compliance with them is another matter entirely. ;-)

EULA or not, the laws of most of the world still essentially state that if something does not work as advertised, then it can be returned. Given a dislike for giving money back, perhaps an attorney would be called for, so I will retract the "simply". Otherwise, the rest stands. Thank you for the information.

I would love to see the settings for this. A purely procedural skin is a secret goal of mine. This is incredible.

my further apologies. I had thought the link would work. the url is: http://groups.msn.com/TheBleakJourney/_whatsnew.msnw thank you! :) xoxo

Then buy them, or develop your own product, or simply return it. That is the power that you have, and the only one that any business today will listen to. Standing there whining -- yes, whining -- no longer does any good, only bad. Sqeaky wheels only get the grease when a few are squeaky. Otherwise the whole thing gets thrown away. Thoughtfulness requires going beyond the obvious.

This is why I don't spend much time here.

Sadly, it cannot be shortened -- it is a "universal" standard so that all systems can recognize characters of this type. What you refer to are the ASCII codes for the letters. A search on Google for Ascii will illumniate and even provide you with some wonderful pages to print out for reference. hee hee... and you thought you could escape me, didn't you.... bwahahahahahahahaha=== oops. I'll be good, honest! no, no!!! Aaaiiieeeee.

I've created several webservers specifically for this purpose -- feeding multimedia presnetations in streaming or downloadable format over the internet. Your agreement with your host for your site will determine the limitations of bandwidth and storage, but ekeller is correct. RealPlayer, Windows Media Player, and (soon, from what I hear) Winamp/Shout are three excellent methods for very, very small file size. Quality level is about the same for all of them, with the sole exception being Quicktime streaming format -- but it does require larger files. My recommendation, if this is a hosted site and not one you serve yourself, is to allow your uploaders to do so with restricitions on file size, and select one of the formats and stick to it. Truthfully, it doesn't wmatter which one you use -- everybody has a favorite, but they all work pretty much the same. Once you've settled on the file size and such, then get the appropriate server uploaded and setup on your host's system (benefit to winmedia is that you don't need a server, though rp8 now has similar feature) and go. good luck