Poser Pro Reference Manual.pdf - Smith Micro Software, Inc.

Poser Pro 2010
Reference Manual
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The Poser Reference Manual is for both Macintosh and Windows.
By convention, Macintosh commands precede Windows commands
in the text. The Poser interface for Macintosh and Windows
platforms is identical, unless otherwise specified.
For clarity, this manual uses several notational conventions to
present information of special importance. Lists of items, points
to consider, or procedures that do not need to be performed in a
specific order appear in bullet format:
• Item 1
• Item 2
Procedures that must be followed in a specific order appear in
numbered steps:
1. Perform this step first
2. Perform this step second
Specific keyboard keys are depicted in square brackets and are
capitalized. For example: [ESC]. If more than one key should be
pressed simultaneously, the notation appears as [KEY1]+[KEY2],
for example [ALT]+[F4]. When a modifier key differs between
the Macintosh and Windows platform, the Macintosh modifier is
listed first followed by a slash and the Windows modifier key. For
example, [COMMAND]/[CTRL]+[I] is equivalent to the Macintosh
[COMMAND]+[I] and the Windows [CTRL]+[I].
Screen prompts, menu and window names, fields, buttons, boxes,
etc. appear in bold type. Where you need to access a palette,
command, or submenu, the syntax is Menu>Submenu. For
example File > Save As means you should open the File pulldown
menu and then select Save As to open the Save As dialog
box.
Program and script code appears in standard Courier font, for
example:
cd\letters\business\legal [ENTER]
Notes detail tips, tricks, and other important information.
Warnings alert you to potentially harmful consequences
such as data loss.
Chapter 1: Welcome to Poser!