Attached Link: http://rbtwhiz.com/rbtwhiz_rScript.html

Well, there's an easy way and a hard way - in fact, several of each. First and easiest, but it hogs resources - just save her as a .cr2 in your figures library. She'll load exactly as you save her. The main drawback, apart from the resource thing, is that you can't share her in this form - for that you need a pose file. Secondly and nearly as easy to do, but a PITA to use when you want her again. Just save in your pose library (or face library). However, if you (or someone else) loads a fresh V3, you'll need to inject all the morphs that you have used before applying the pose, otherwise nothing will happen. But you can share this file with no problems. Thirdly, you could pick up a copy of Injection Pose Builder at Daz3d.com. This will make an injection pose for you, just like the commercial ones you see. Now you can upload it and share it! Or lastly, if you feel really masochistic, you could follow the link above and hack a .cr2 or .pz2 file yourself to make it into an injection file. I warn you, I started doing this and the air turned blue with swearwords! However, I did get it done eventually. and again, it will create an injection pose file which you can share. Good luck ;-)

Karen, I'll take door number three for $20, please. Thank you =so much= for the speedy reply and the helpful comments and link. After looking over the hack at rbtwhiz, I think I'm going to let DAZ's program do all the tedious work. -_- Again, thanks!

It`s INJection/REMove not remember libernull.

xantor - Yes, I did figure that out. But, thanks for taking the
time to clearify. >_

So - for what its worth - I took my morphed out figure, clicked on the Figure library folder, hit the + and low and behold, it saved my morphed fig completely. Huh. @_@