And even quicker way to save temporary poses is to just click the pose dot. You can save up to nine poses that way.

In fact to get the dials to show up, I have to inject them in Poser 5, save the character in Poser 5, and then open the character in Poser 6, and there are the hip dials. Odd.

Poser 6. Might as well learn with the latest version and get all the bells and whistles. It's like which is better, Windows 3.1, Windows 98, or Windows XP.

I have a similar problem that seems to have occured after I installed SR1. When I try to inject MagicPerfect G! into Victoria, none of the morph dials for the hip show up. Oddly enough I can get the hip to morph using the included poses, so the morph did get injected. But without the dials I can't change the hip settings on my own.

Actually red eye is caused by a reflection off of the retina. In humans it happens to be red, but in cats it is green. Cats have just as many blood vessels in their eyes as humans, so blood vessels can't be the reason.

It doesn't look like it is even setting up the file in the first place to do an extraction, the file listed doesn't seem to be decompressed. In the list of files in WinZip I see Victoria 3 MM.crz instead of Victoria 3 MM.cr2. When I do it, I would get, say, Victoria 3 MM.cr2 in the WinZip list of files. What seems to be happening is that you are trying to extract the .crz, and it already exist, so WinZip balks at trying to write the file that it is working with. Maybe you need a more recent version of WinZip?

I guess I need to update, but I tried a .crz with WinZip 8.1 SR1 and it also extracted the .cr2 just fine.
Also .cmz, .hdz, .hrz, .ltz, .pzz and .p2z Acadia, what version of WinZip are you using?

But Poser 6 is even better. The cloth room works a lot faster.
There are more lighting options. There are more rendering options.
With SR1 it is a lot more stable.

Add it too the list. :o) As for the dial going back to the preset value, that isn't really a bug. Sometimes the dial has a fixed value. Also if you lock your figure, then the dials won't change until you unlock your figure again.

So what's the advantage of the $20 program vs the free program?

Given a choice, I think parenting is the easier way to go.

I tried it myself with WinZip. From Windows Exploer I right
clicked on a pzz file test.pzz and used the Open With option.
Then I chose WinZip to open it. WinZip had a pop-up asking me
to give the full name of the file extension and I entered test.pz3.
Then there in Winzip there was the uncompressed file and I put
it in a directory.
Then I opened the file with Poser 6 and it looked just fine.

Yeah, Darth was pretty hot toward the end of the movie. :o)