It won't let me in either.  Just keeps bringing up the log in screen.

Quote - tamil, what version of OS X and safari are you using? I didn't know what FIOS was, so I did a google search and it seemed to indicate that "some FiOS features are not available on Mac OS", which is probably false (they always say that to avoid having to answer questions about it).

I'm using Mac OS X 10.4.6. FIOS is high speed internet from Verizon, I have 15MB/2MB. The only thing that isn't available for Mac is the crappy MSN stuff. I wouldn't download that anyways, LOL

I am currently using Safari. But the problems do not seem to be limited to Safari by any means. Internet Explorer and Firefox on Windows load this site extremely slow. The forums freeze on all 3 browsers for me. It gets a bit irritating to have a fast FIOS connection and still not be able to surf this site. I

LOL, my first post is just as bad as my last!!!!

I like to hear about freebies in the poser forum :)

LOL, LOL, LOL...............now that is ironic but I won't change my name or my love of tigers!

I chose mine because I like Tigers! They are fantastic creatures.

Lots of spare cash!! Buckets of patience

Personally I love Daz Studio. It loads much quicker than Poser and for me renders alot faster. Poser 6 is fine too, I just lack the patience sometimes with it.

Poser 6. I would definitely say to use the latest versions when at all possible. Its time to drop Poser 4 support . Another option is DAZ Studio. Not as refined as Poser but very easy to learn and free!

Worked ok in Safari.

I don't spend much time here in the forums anymore. It's just too frustrating trying to get the pages to load. I am also on a broadband connection of 4MB to 6MB (speed depends on Comcast, LOL) Todays connection speed 4096 kbps download............time to post reply.................60 secs. Thats just not right.

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Thank you, its very nice!

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There are almost as many modeling programs as people who use them! The best thing to do is download demos of programs you are interested and try them out to get a feel for which one suits your needs best. You will find many free ones, low cost ones and of course the high end ones. As for Cr2's, a good text editor is a must and you will find many tutorials in the forums to get you started on those.