How do you delete the preferences fiile?

I will check for the latest video driver ratscloset and follow your instructions if things don't work out.

I'll let you know.

Thanks Acadia.

I did do both before I got Paloth's response but they didn't work.  But thanks for the response anyway.

Now I have new problems.  I started another thread.

Thank you.  I knew there was an easy way to do it.

Now I'm trying to set my  preferences again, but I can't get rid of Andy.  Every time I try to delete him, Poser crashes.

Attached Link: http://forum.daz3d.com/viewtopic.php?t=125244&highlight=bryce+unit

Ok.  I'll let the default terrain be a thousand feet high, and therefore a cube, and a Bryce unit will be a thousand feet high.  Good luck with getting any good results with atmosphere, haze, etc.  How about if I make a Bryce unit equal one foot?  That's better but how accurate is the view from a 30 degree Bryce camera with that scale?

Granted, all these things are scalable, but there must be some very, very general guideline for scale, not that I'm going to adhere to that religiously.  Even Poser has it's Poser units which are equal to a certain amount.  Oddly enough, that means that most of the Poser figures are very tall in their default state.

Then again, and I really mean this, I could have dreamed that I read about what a Bryce unit equals!  But I'm still going to keep looking.  Someone got the figure of 8 feet here:

Follow the link that gricher gave you.  That's the one I was thinking about.

No, I remember seeing a perfect (Disney) Snow White dress at DAZ.  It's not called a Snow White dress, but you should be able to find it.

I loaded my old Photoshop 7 and Photoshop CS3 onto my new Windows 7 64 bit machine with no problem and and no requests for new activation codes.  The upgrade to CS5 went smoothly too.  So if certain features are acting strangely, I'd get in touch with Adobe.

Thanks for the advice.  I sent in a help request to DAZ.  Let's see what they say...if they respond.

Michael 4 is already installed, and has been for almost a year.  He's in my Program Files (X86) Poser 7 runtime, the only one I have for Poser 7, which is where I've been attempting to install the morphs.  I tried to install him again into my Poser 8 and Poser Pro 2010 runtimes but I get an error message that says there was a problem unpacking the installation file.  I've disabled the Windows 7 UAC during the installation attempts.  Maybe it does have something else to do with Windows 7 though.  When I installed Michael 4, I was runnning Windows XP.

Maybe I'd better clarify....per my last post...I installed the update and assume the update installed correctly because I got no error messages.  However, when I tried to load the M4 morphs again I got the same "The required file was not found" message.

Mike 4 is there and his installation is valid.  I can load him from my library.  There was also an update that was included with the Michaell 4 morphs++.  I installed that and got no error messages.

I was just trying to install the Michael 4 Morphs++ into my Poser 7 directory and it gave an error message stating that the required file was not found.  Is it referring to the Poser.exe file?  Because in Poser 7, there is a Poser.exe file.

I've come across this.  It almost always happens if I click "Undo".  Thanks for the info!

That's what I'll end up having to do, but it will be a lot of work.

As I said in my previous post, these are not scenes.
As far as adjusting the scales....oh I messed with those big time!  But my point is that, even so, I got everything to finally fit almost 100%.  I could move and pose the figure in tons of poses and the shirt looked like it was painted on him...that's how close I got it.  I did use two or three magnets and the morphing tool to get rid of tiny poke throughs, but otherwise it was a job well done.  The only thing that didn't fit well was the neck.  The neck of that dress shirt does not have many polygons and was just never meant to stretch like that.  Also, when I posed him, sometimes his elbows and biceps showed, but it was nothing that couldn't be fixed in a few seconds by tweaking the sleeves or a little postwork later.
But in Poser 8, as soon as I load the figure (which was saved wearing the shirt) he appears with the tops of his shoulders showing, his biceps poking through, the ends of his sleeves in the middle of his hands, and the upper half of his back showing.  And this is a figure and shirt done in  Poser 7, not done post SR3 in Poser 8.
I could just make my scene in Poser 7.  No big deal.  The only thing is that if I want to use the morph tool to do temporary touch ups to the clothes, I'm limited by the fact that the morph tool in Poser 7 does not cross bodyparts.  Sigh.
I think what I'll try to do....someday...is make a new version done in Poser 8.
Puzzles like these bug me though.  I'm one of those people that just has to know the answer.