in my opinion the real problem with injection files is not in the injections procedure itself, but in the limitation of Poser 4 when it comes to management of folders. Because (at least for V3) the inj setup uses up many folders and makes the problem nastier. Most people still use Poser 4 including myself (although I have 5) for Vue d'Esprit reason, and the pose folder management is a real problem. After a certain amount of subfolders it starts hiding them from use. From then on it's all a rename-and-reload game. Plus, people on Win2000 like me can not take advantage of that 3rd party utility for folders management (can't recall the name) for system incompatibility.