I don't remember exactly which set it was. One I used a lot before I went through the process of upgrading to WM. And yes, the Poser Place WM.

When I get home I will report on what exact set of poses it was. Thank you though for the information.

The curls of the hair is perfect but the style is all wrong. That's pretty close though for sure. Any others?

I knocked the hardware acceleration down one notch, and it worked perfectly. Interesting...

Or how about pulling a library element out of the menu and having it always ready. For example I have a list of poses that I am clicking through, but I always want the hands to be a certain way, so I want to pull that hand pose out of the library and be able to click it without having to click out and into the other menu just to do that sort of thing. (I know about lock hand parts, that's just an example.)

Sadly I don't have the original setting any longer. I closed it out last night because it was ruining the work. Darn..> I thought this would be an easy one. :)

Perhaps I did, but how the heck did I assign a light to an object like that? I've been using poser for awhile (around a year) but I'll admit I obviously haven't "studied" it very much. How the heck did I do that, is my question. haha :o)

If by "Maximizing the Workspace" you mean clicking on that box mentioned in the above, graphic, yes.

Nope, none of these solutions work. I've tried all cameras, I've tried the snapping feature, and there is no response. I have a blank white canvas. The ground plane is also gone. Another occurance is when I click on a different camera, the menu does not update to the camera parameters, it remains on the morph dials of the figure.

LOL... great graphic. Thanks fellas. I'll try these as soon as I can.

Thanks. I'll give that a shot here, though I think I've tried this already. Given the corrupt nature of the files saved after this occurs, I am not very hopeful. :(

I have a question regarding transparancies. I have a project that I'm trying to put together, which requires me creating new trans-maps for this clothing item. The object has reflection maps, however. When I apply a trans-map to the image it removes the texture, yes, but the reflections remain as some sort of "ghost". I can't seem to completely make something transparent without some sort of above-mentioned "ghosting" going on. I tried applying the trans-map to every thing, including the reflection, but it is still there. Can someone give me a hand with this? How do you apply a trans-map to "everything" to make areas completely invisible?