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OKScript is a macro recording/playback utility. I've used this shareware for a number of years now and can recommend it's use as a support application to POSER. It can greatly speed up navigating multi-branched menus, particularly during keyframe sequencing an animation. More details from here http://home1.gte.net/yweare.

What software do you use with Poser.. I'm particularly interested in the "not well known" items?

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I install my Poser downloads in an extra directory. Then I use the freeware FolderBox to copy the stuff into the right directories. This nice little utility makes Poser-Runtime-surfing really easy. :)

My 2 favorites; 3DExplore Enterprise for viewing/converting 3D files in various formats prior to Poser Import. Invisible Viewer - small shareware utility pops-up a view of any recognized graphic filetype when you pause your cursor over it (GREAT for selecting the right texture in the Render menu "load" window). Worked perfectly in WIN98, doesn't work at all in WIN-XP :-((