Sorry for a belated "thanks". Indeed, even Poser 9 is slightly different, adjusting the tumbnail to the same size cured the problem, as well it went away when using the two pane view. But to be eager, I still prefer the the single pane view. 

Oh well, the manual. Believe it or not - I have readed it. I knew about the possibility to adjust the tumbnails as well I was aware about the different views. But I had no idea this could have something to do with the problem.

Inside Poser didn't find an option to reset the warning in the preferencies. But maybe in the related ini.file in Windows. Have to dig deeper into it.

Good to see ( ahem, or better not), that I'm not alone.

To play arround with mouse settings  might be an option. Have my daubts,  but will give it a try.

Would be happy enough to get back my warning, if this nonsense can't be stopped completely. So it happens not unnoticed at least. I'm getting a tantrum almost every time, when suddenly an important folder has dissapeared and I've to search for it like mad.

Thanks for reply!

So it's more a feature than a mistake in my case - lol. So I'm sorry, that my posting wasn't more helpful to solve the problem for those, who definitifely have more trouble than me.
I personally can live with the one mouse-click to make the error-message dissapearing. Finally the liberary loads within seconds - in the past it lasts up to one minute. Under the line that's much better than before, even with the unnessessarty fault-message.

However, if there's a solution to stop this message when working offline, let me know, please!

Quote - That must be a difference in our operating system - I have the same error #2032 but it manifests differently (I don't get the blurred background library and when I get this error, the library will not start at all).

And does it make any difference, if you are connected to the net or not?
You might be right, that the different behaviour can be a result of differences in OS, configuration or even different programs running in the background.
As said, I've installed Poser on a machine, that is running offline almost all the time. It is only connected to the internet for updates. So I've kept it minimalistic: no other browser than the standart IE8,  no firewall (just using the hardware-firewall of the router) or other applications, that are often used for various internet-activities.

Oh, and referring to ravens post above: I also interprete it in a similar way and Poser just doesn't find the path to contend-paradies - of course it doesn't when being off-line. But I really ask myself, why Poser  suddenly needs a connection to Contend-Paradies at startup, or better said, why it needs any internet-connection. This was never before and I don't think, it was intended with the update.
Could understand, that Poser tries to connect with SM, when the  automatical update-function is enabled, but I have turned it of for a good reason.

Mhh, just a consideration: Have choosen to import my old settings when updating to SP3. Can this setting have any influence,  why it obviosly works for most users and for some doesn't?

However, I leave it up to Bagginsbill to draw his conclusions. He's the man, who knows the programm better than everyone else.

However, it is reproduceable at any time I want.
Poser 8 starts without any problem and errors, when my computer is connected with the internet. When I start Poser while being offline, the fault-message pops up right after loading and the inventory (and only that) looks completely blurry. When I click the ok-button, the message dissapeares, the inventory becomes focussed and Poser works as usual.

Have no glue of programming, so I don't know, if my experience is from any use to cure the bug. But if I can help, I'll shurely cooperate as good as I can with my limited knowledge.

SP3 works fine for me, exept the error-message shown in the first posting. But clicking "ok" solves it and the liberary appears how it should (loads very much faster than before - big improvement)

Don't know if it helps to solve the problerm, but it only happens, when the computer is not connected to the internet (I'm working offline almost all the time - have a second PC for internet-activities). When having an internet connection, the error doesn't occure.
I definitifely have no problems with my browser or firewall-settings, it simply depends from being offline/online.

Maybe other users may have an additional problem with their browser or firewall, but I the general-problem seems to be, that Poser8 with SP3 askes for an internet-connection at startup (obviosly it has something to do with content-paradies in my case). If the connection is missing - no matter if it's caused by a fault of the firewall/browser or just being offline intentionally - Poser gives out the error-message.

My OS is WIN-XP/SP3 and IE8 with the latest updates. Oh - and the automatic update-function at startup within Poser is disabled in my settings. So that cannot be the reason either.

Poser still might not be perfect - and never was - but at least I see, someone cares for it and doesn't leave us users alone. Thanks!

Joint-Editor ....... dooooh!   :rolleyes:

Finally a way to adjust the origin without playing arround for ages!
However, it should be visible only by clicking the "display origin"-button. But this way I can live with it, until a new patch will be released (perhaps ... ).

Big thank you for the hint!

Stablity slightly improved, but still some weird, occasional CTD's . Otherwise some P7 bugs have been cured, but sadly P8 introduces some new ones.

I personally dislike the new user-interface and the cache-management is totally messed up. Have to clean up the texture-cache manually from time to time, 'cause Poser doesn't do it itself after closing the program and slowly fills up your HD.
But rendering is ways faster and better, so I'lll stick with it and hope, the developers will update their product regularly and eleminate the remaining bugs.