Thanks again, all!

As long as I know it's the browser, I can work this out. Just wondering if it WAS the browser! Thanks.

I've had very positive experiences with them, as well. Once I was accidentally overcharged $3.00, and they sent a personal letter informing me that they had corrected the mistake. I have had some unsuccessful downloads, and they were very cooperative when I called to report my problems, twice setting up private download areas and offering apologies that actually sounded genuine. Keep it up, guys, and you'll do just fine.

Thanks, I'll do that!

Many thanks! I've downloaded those files, but they're still not the ones I'm after. I'm especially anxious to find the fairy's hair, which features a little bun and ringlets. I've see it on the P4 fairy model at DAZ, but I haven't seen it for Victoria and am still looking!

I had to scrap the whole program and re-install, then re-install Victoria into Pro Pack. It's working so far, but I'm holding my breath. This program is hopelessly full of bugs!

Thanks for responding, folks! I contacted Tech support and they told me that there is a bug which makes the Flash movies go haywire if the frame rate is changed from 12 FPS. I've been using 15 FPS, so that must be what's up. Needless to say, motion capture files will be pretty useless until this bug is fixed. Hello to Curious Labs! I think the Pro Pack has great potential, but it needs some major fixes fast. I was disappointed to learn that my Pro Pack actually WON'T work with LightWave 5.6 for Macintosh. Tech support says that the problem lies with NewTek, but I can't wait to hear what happens when I tell NewTek that! You should stop promoting the LightWave compatibility feature for now, at least where Mac 5.6 is concerned. This is a HUGE misrepresentation, whether intentional or not. Also, the program crashes like crazy, especially when switching from the Setup to Posing modes. But it also crashes for the sheer heck of it! All in all, it's going to be a terrific product. But it's not quite there yet.

Excellent! I'd like to know if anyone successfully converts these files to Mac format.

Apply the head texture and bump, clicking on the "apply texture to entire figure" box. This will place the head texture on the body as well, but don't worry. Click this box OFF and apply the body texture and bump to the body, nipples, and fingernails and toenails. And remember to apply the proper trapsparency map to the lashes. Then save the figure and you won't have to do any of this again.

Thanks, I've downloaded the files and will try 'em out tonight!

Yes, I've downloaded those and they're great. But I'm looking for a realistic headful of curls! Catherina Przezak obviously has such a prop, but I suspect that she made it herself and isn't handing it around to strangers. And I don't blame her if that's the case, as it's such a distinctive part of the "look" of her renderings and worth protecting.

My problem was that my system wasn't big enough...but I've bought a new system and am jumping back into it with a vengeance...and with amazing results!

Sounds like an excellent idea! I had wondered why such a forum didn't exist here already. The learning curve on LW is murder, and I can't imagine ANYONE not having serious questions from time to time.

That's what I'm hoping...though the word is that OS-X presents a few problems of its own! Um...that was MINOR problems I'm having. Had a monor spelling error there.

I just bought a G4 dual processor Mac especially for 3D purposes, and that's my hope as well! I'm having a few monor problems which I trace to Poser's inability to deal with dual processors.