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NEW VUERS GET EVIL HALLOWEEN TOYS FROM DAZ Halloween - 8 Days, 2002. In respectful observance of Halloween, e-on software and Daz 3D are getting FREAKY! Ring our bell and get extra goodies in your trick-or-treat bag between now and Novermber 1, 2002. Make a purchase of Vue 4/Mover 4 from e-on software, or Daz, and you can get a $50 voucher towards models from the Daz Store. To get your voucher, type the magic word "FREAKY" into the Discount Voucher box on the e-on software order page. It wont be long before your bag will be bursting with DAZ goodies! And best of all, there's no penalty for binging! Vue dEsprit 4 comes with 2 CDs, bursting with 30 SolidGrowth 2 tree and plants, over 100 atmospheres, 100 different types of clouds, 300 materials, 250 high quality fully textured 3D objects and over 50 example scenes made by Vue master artists. A 360-page manual is also included. A recent, free update to Vue 4.1 added extended support for still imports of Poser models, Caligari Truespace 5, LW02 and Cinema4D format models. Mover 4 is available for Windows or Macintosh OS X and requires Vue d'Esprit 4. Requires Poser 4 for Poser animation import and use of Poser models. Mover 4 is available for immediate purchase for $99. For more information, visit e-on software at http://www.e-onsoftware.com or DAZ at http://www.daz3d.com. About e-on software Founded in 1997, e-on software was established to develop and promote the highest quality graphics tools with professional strength features. Established by graphics enthusiasts for graphics enthusiasts, e-on software translates its passion for art into tools for the graphics community. E-on software has offices in Beaverton, Oregon USA and Paris, France. The company has achieved worldwide reputation for its award winning 3D scenery generator Vue d'Esprit. e-on software expressly denies any involvement in crop circles and the mysterious appearance of noted author Richard Schrand in the movie, "The Philidelphia Experiment".