Quote - o yeah and i wouldn't rule out the sith thing

This is not the explanation you're looking for.

It's sunspots.

Post here if you have no internet access!
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I fail to see what the conspiracy theorizing is about.  Instead of having half a million infected PCs lose their internet connections back in March, the FBI arranged for temporary clean DNS servers to be put in place to allow affected users more time to disinfect their machines.  The FBI isn't attacking anything, just shutting down the TEMPORARY servers that were put in place 4 months ago.  Should they have shut things down 4 months ago?  Or should they have allowed the criminals to keep their botnet in place?  Speaking for myself, I'd rather lose my connection than have my internet communications hijacked by criminals.

Quote - Or Wardrobe Wizard, already built into Poser.

Although you would need to buy the add-on pack for V4.

The easiest solution IMHO is Morphing Clothes, which is sold here.

The warning about installing to the Poser app folder dates back to P6.  Select DAZ Studio as the target app (it installs the same files but doesn't require "poser.exe" to be in the destination folder). 

Detailed instructions here:  http://forumarchive.daz3d.com/viewtopic.php?t=179107

Quote - Merge all of the DAZ morphs in your V4/M4 character into one custom morph, then you convert that one morph to Genesis with Gen4/GenX, then you can distribute that morph without having to worry.

People will still need the V4/M4 shapes for Genesis to make it work.

No, that would still violate the EULA, just as creating a single morph target combining morphs++ morphs for V4 as a V4 morph would.

That's exactly the problem, the morphs++ get embedded in the .dsf file, so anyone with that .dsf file can use them on Genesis without owning morphs++.

You can sell dialed V4 characters using miorphs++, because they contain only the dial settings, so the end user has to own morphs++.  If you convert those morphs++ morphs to Genesis, the end user doesn't need morphs++ to use them.

Go to the Content Library tab and right-click on "Poser formats", then you can add your Poser runtimes.

The origina Stephanie, which was based on Michael 2, was not petite.  Stephanie 4 has petite morphs, but is just called Stephanie 4.  However, if the product requires Stephanie Petite, then it only works with SP3.

But it's still June 30th in Canada!

In Poser 8 I believe it's under "General Preferences".

Quote - If you're using anything from Poser 8 and above just go to the clothing's Body properties and check "Include scale when conforming".  Unfortunately that is not an option in older versions.

 I don't think that fixes the joint center problem, it just does the same kind of scaling the OP did manually.