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I am so sorry I did not come back in here and respond as I responded to an email you sent, did you not receive my response?

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Yes - I got an e-mail - 11/2/2010 1:07:58 PM

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Just to be sure, you added this product to your cart thinking it would be
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To which I responded that that was exactly how it happened . . .

That was last e-mail that I received . . .

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I will need to ask the MarketPlace manger when the office opens back up on Monday.

I will let you know as soon as I here back from her.

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I support this petition.

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I certainly appreciate the hard work that folks like you do in creating free models and programs and such, and then post them for download . . .  I also appreciate the help that I have received from everyone who has replied to my thread . . .

Thanks for the instructions!  Yes - according to the brief information that the vendor gives for MikiDoll, the model is only supported in Poser 6, including this - "5 Injection-adjusting files: MiD_INJ/REM, EyePosition, MiD to MyMiki, MiD to MikiDefault."  Apparently the MikiDoll head is an extreme morph of the default Miki head.  What irritates me is that the vendor doesn't provide a read-me file, which might resolve some the questions you raised about the figure . . . 

It might be easier just to paste the Anime Doll head on the damn Miki body - at least cheaper . . . !

Oh, well - it might be fun to use the Miki character for a while until I get Poser 6 full.  I have a demo copy of Poser 6 that came with one of those 3D art magazines.  At least I have your MorphExchange.jar file to play with . . .

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Yes, that's what I was wondering.  Free is better, especially with the mixed reviews I've been reading about Poser 6 - not that Poser 5 is aggravation-free . . . !

So Miki, like Terai Yuki 2, has her own geometry.  I really only want Miki for the MikiDoll character, which I guess is based on the Miki OBJ files and full morph sets . . .

So next question, how do you use that Java MorphExchange application that you were referring to . . . ?

Thanks . . . !  But I'm not sure I know what you mean by PMD.  I use CR2Editor and Morph Manager for when I create hybrid characters - like TY2 and Anime Doll, but I'm not familiar with the other process of which you speak. 

I guess I didn't phrase my original question specifically enough, I'm afraid, and I apologize.  What I really should have asked is - does the Miki character have her own original geometry OBJ, or is it based on the Jessie geometry that I guess comes as a standard library file in Poser 6 . . . ?

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