BTW -
If you are not going to provide a download, you really owe that customer a full refund. To take their money then provide nothing in return is pretty repugnant.

What information were they supposed to send?

You would not by any chance be interested in sharing some of those tips? That was my original purpose in starting this thread - to post what is known about "prettying up" Stephanie 3. BTW Nice image of S3 that you posted above.

She does look better when you add hair and stuff. But I still think the default S3 face could never make it onto the cover of a fashion magazine.

It's too bad, because the body on S3 is proportioned much nicer than V3. Yet, I do not see a lot of S3 figures in the Gallery.

I have a similar problem to report. In my case, I received several gifts from my public wishlist last night. Unfortunately, I can not download any of them because the "download" button is missing from my gifts received page. Can you fix that for me? Thanks

Same thing here. I just received a gift from my public wish list, yet there is no download button to download it. I can see the new gift item listed in my "Gifts Received" section though.

Another tip would be to prune away the dead wood in your Poser library. All the figure I use are made by DAZ, so I have no need for most of the figures, clothing, and poses that come with Poser 4.

A few months ago, I spent about 20 minutes going through my Runtime directories zipping up files that I will likely never use. Once zipped, Poser can't see them anymore, so it unclutters your libraries. Should I ever need to use an obsolete figure like the P4 nude woman I would simply unzip the zipped .cr2 that is sitting in my Librariescharater directory. So far, I have not needed to do this. Be careful about zipping the P4 casual male though, because I think Poser needs this file to open to its factory state.

I'm not a moderator, but I think that is an excellent idea. It's kind of surprising that no one has thought of it until now. This could really go somewhere if people get into freely sharing their discoveries and building on the work of others.