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http://www.sharecg.com/v/5169/Software-and-Tools/LithUnwrap---Free-UV-Mapper-for-Windows

That's a link to Lithunwrap.  I'd just google for tutorials, but the great thing is you can actually see your model as you UV map, and it has more features than simply doing things like Planar or Cylindrical maps.  In other words, you can mix the maps and stitch things together, etc.
Good luck!

To help with the curves of the figure when he bends his waist, or legs, etc. instead of them having sharper angles like elbows and all, you can simply make the model simpler.  If you have less edge loops through the torso for example, then when you rig the character and have a few bones along his spine, only a few vertices will be affected keeping the smoothness of the mesh.
Does that make sense?

Try looking in the anim8or manual under materials.  It should show you how to add a diffuse (color) texture, and about basic uv mapping in Anim8or.  If you're still stumped let us know what's stumping you and hopefully we can help!

Haha wow those are some crazy render times!
The only issue I see right now is the bed sheet intersecting with the bed frame.
Otherwise you're still doing amazing work.  The thing that I think will really bring it to its full potential is clutter that's added.

This is great mate.  I like your method for forming the gums.  I've made some before, I'm pretty sure I used some more difficult method though!
The topology of this whole model looks pretty solid too, I'm liking it.  Keep up the good work!

That's very strange, they should all allow for 1 view.  If you do go "view>top" the top view should fill the whole screen.  the only 4-view setup should be if you go "view>all"

I'll explain the pinch and slide a bit:
The slide parameter will slide the entire edge (or edges) over a certain percentage.  So if the slide were 100 or -100 the edge loop created would be created in the same spot as one of the outer edge loops.  If it were 0 it would be in the middle of the two edge loops and a value like 50 or -50 would be inbetween the two (if you need a visual example I can show you) but basically it slides the new edge loop from side to side instead of just allowing it to be created in the middle.

The pinch parameter only affects the edges if you're creating more than one edge.  So for example if you are creating 2 or more edge loops spaced out nice and evenly at once, the pinch value will pinch those edges together, so they're not spaced out as evenly (they will still be spaced evenly with each other, but will be pinched into the center of the group of edges created.) If you need a visual for this I can give it too.
Hope that helps.

My advice is to actually find tutorials for the UV mapping program you're trying to use.  for example find tutorials for Lithunwrap which is a great free UV mapping program.  You simply export an anim8or object as a .obj, import it into Lithunwrap, unwrap it, save the .obj and import it back into Anim8or.