So far all I have found is this:

Error Code 1013 System error code 1013 means "The configuration registry key could not be written." This error code may also display as "ERROR_CANTWRITE" or as the value 0x3F5.

OK - a little more digging. Found this:

This problem occurs because SUA cannot contact the mapping server during startup because the mapping server is not configured, not reachable, or has not started yet.

To work around this problem, configure the Startup type for SUA. After you do this, the Error event that is mentioned in the “Symptoms” section will no longer occur.

To configure the Startup type for SUA, follow these steps:
Click Start, click Run, type services.msc, and then click OK.
Double-click the SUA Subsystem Startup service.
Select Disabled or Manual in the Startup type box, and then click OK.

For more information: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/913001

Quote - Alara looks like a pre teen Angelina to me.

Regards,
Brent

True, but still Angelina. I own both and can recommend both depending on what you are looking for.

Also: http://www.daz3d.com/i/3d-models/victoria-add-ons/alara?item=9560&cat=350&_m=d

Quote -  Men love girls in boots and other leatuer items because they smell like a new truck!

Or you are working on a fantasy piece and stilletos are a little impracticle.

It can be found here: http://market.target-view.nl/products.php?product=MultiSuite-BasePackage

You can also check Heromorph!, Bringing heroes to life

Another free registration site.

Have you checked out http://www.animotions.com/ or http://heromorph.com/hmdownload/. I seem to recall capes on at least one of them.

Most of the big sites (DAZ , Renderosity, Runtime DNA) have a way to re-activate downloads

Just checked his site (http://www.cybergate-corp.ch/webdesig/poser3/index.htm) and it just has links to his for sale stuff with a note that he'll have his freebies back up after April 2004. You could try contacting him from there.

Just to add salt to an open wound (or to put it another way), for those who don't support Poser 5 and won't, what are you going to do next year when Poser 6 comes out? Many people, myself included, are planning to purchase it and looking forward to it. Are you going to pretend it doesn't exist (much like 5) or are you going to finally come into the new century and support it? Not to sound rude, but saying I won't support the current version of Poser is getting to be like saying the outhouse was good enough for you grandpa, so it's damn well good enough for your grand kids. (Just the opinion of one tired, grumpy network engineer who is trying to upgrade a network by day and relax with his new G.I.R.L. at night and finding that he has way to much work to do since someone didn't due enough Poser 5 testing.)

Just to add salt to an open wound (or to put it another way), for those who don't support Poser 5 and won't, what are you going to do next year when Poser 6 comes out? Many people, myself included, are planning to purchase it and looking forward to it. Are you going to pretend it doesn't exist (much like 5) or are you going to finally come into the new century and support it?

Just to add salt to an open wound (or to put it another way), for those who don't support Poser 5 and won't, what are you going to do next year when Poser 6 comes out? Many people, myself included, are planning to purchase it and looking forward to it. Are you going to pretend it doesn't exist (much like 5) or are you going to finally come into the new century and support it?

Try copying the dll's to the Poser program folders.

I posted this elswhere, but I'll copy it here... If you leave the default RuntimeLibraries alone Poser 5 loads faster. After that copy all of the Geometries into the default Runtime (there doesn't seem to be a limit to the size on this), you can pretty much reorganize to your hearts content, without worrying about breaking anything or long load times. Poser 5 reads the RuntimeLibraries folder on startup. Hope this helps. Having a total of around 60 gigs of files for Poser, every bit helps for me. Currently all of my downloaded content sits in a seperate location from my Poser install.

If you leave the default RuntimeLibraries alone Poser 5 loads faster. After that copy all of the Geometries into the default Runtime (there doesn't seem to be a limit to the size on this), you can pretty much reorganize to your hearts content, without worrying about breaking anything or long load times. Poser 5 reads the RuntimeLibraries folder on startup. Hope this helps. Having a total of around 60 gigs of files for Poser, every bit helps for me. Currently all of my downloaded content sits in a seperate location from my Poser install.