Thank you for picking my shot!  I'm honoured to be among these fantastic images!

I am honored to have been selected.  Thank you so much for selecting my photo "Pillars of Creation"  Congratulations to all of the other wonderful selections!

I am likewise humbled to be included.  Thank you so much for including my photo for this week!  Congratulations to everyone else who was chosen.  

Thank you so much for selecting my photo!   It's truly an honor to be included with the other amazing works selected!

I can think of nothing better  than brownie smootches!!.   No  worries about my collar, as I am 99.9 %  in a a T-t-shirt or collarless shirt.  The 0ther 0.1% i am completely naked while siting in front of my compter! 

Oh to be browne-smootched  during that 0.1%!!!   I can think of nothing better!!!

They should work for any character with a little tweaking!

If you're so inclined, you can also make your own from reference photos.  I believe you can pay for a year's subscription at the following:

http://www.3d.sk/

I'm not schizophrenic and neither am I.  - Just one for me

They look great!  Keep modeling.  It's addicting.

I seem to remember that a quick fix is to 1) change to some other camera.  2)  move the camera slightly.  3) go back to the original camera and her teeth should be back in her head.  There might also be another better method.

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I has helped me in the past.

Here's the first issue I found (only been evaluating for about 10 minutes now):

Under Render Settings and then Preview, I get a "Hardware Shading Not Supported Message" 
This is not an issue on an almost identical system running WinXP SP2.

Rendering time seems to be about the same on a simple 1 figure, 3 light setup.

System:  Asus P4C800E Deluxe Mobo
3.0 GHz P4
nVidia GeForce FX 5900 Ultra Video Card
2 Gig Ram.

I've got Poser 7 loading as I type this on a Vista test machine (at work).  So far, I'm annoyed by the constant "Are you sure you want to..." pop-up messages.

The version that I'm testing is Vista business.  I also plan to load Photoshop CS2, Paint Shop Pro 9, Hexagon, and Carrara 5. 

Putting Vista on a Mac almost seems like putting fuzzy dice on a Bentley.