I see I wrote "Program files" instead of "Programs" above. However, the same point is largely valid about file structure as well as the start menu. There is no point in installing Poser to "program filescurious labsposer" unless you like having redundant layers in your file hierarchies. You can just install to "program filesposer". In fact, in the case of Poser especially, it's probably better to install it at the top level - c:poser or d:poser. This is because you often want to get directly at the runtime directory, and having this as high up the file hierarchy as possible saves time.