Alright, here's a lame question but I'm still new to this all. Does stephanie use the Vic model or is it a completely new model by Daz?

Hmmm, the store seems to be down now. But if I remember right, it seemed that 2.0 did come as a CD and was a high poly version. I guess I'll check again when the market section is up again. Thanks mates, just didn't want to end up buying something that would screw me later.

Ah thanks mate. I've been reading up in the poser manual about the grouping tool but it just gives pretty basic definitions about how to use it. I'll try out what you suggested.

Just tried that. It didn't have a UV Map, so I was able to create one and resave the object. Worked real well. My problem now is trying to get a UV map that sufficiently seperates the area of the object well enough for me to use as a texture template. But at least I now know how to make one. :) Thanks guys.

Ahhh after some confusing trials, lelionx appears to be right. I imported the 3ds file then clicked on the grouping tool. I highlighted the model I wanted to keep (by dragging the mouse over it until it was all highlighted) then clicked on 'create new prop' on the grouping tool menu. The tricky part was that after I closed the grouping tool menu, it didn't look like it changed anything, but what had really happened was that the old model was there as well as the new one, but the new one was on top of the old one and I couldn't see it until I either deleted the old model or moved it. Anyways, it worked. Thanks guys, appreciate the help. Now I got to figure out how to add textures to it. lol

smacks head Thanks man, I appreciate that. Should have guessed it would be there. :)

Man oh man... I wish I had more practice with Poser. I'm a noob and just getting into it, but if I had even the slightest talent yet I would enter the contest. I've seen Beyond Bent's stuff and looooooooooove it. That's alright though, I've got patience. As long as you keep doing this contests I'll get in there sooner or later. :)

Thanks mates! Nothin' worse then wondering if there is an easier way to do things then what you have been doing. I appreciate the tips and will definitely use them. Again, thanks!!

That is a sweet model. I've searched the site for it but can't seem to find where it's sold. Got an url for her?

LOL Oh man thanks a lot! That'll save me a lot of grief and hair pulling. Don't ya just love learning a whole new art program. :)