There is a patch version 4.2 coming for Vue d'Esprit 4 that will allow it to import models and animations from Poser 5. The method they used to check whether you have a valid copy of Poser 4 was broken by the different security scheme on Poser 5. The patch to allow Vue to detect a valid Poser 5 license is in public beta release. Personally I'm going to wait for the official release. The initial release of Vue Pro apparently doesn't have this problem and is capable of importing from Poser 5. Treeabear, when Vue asked you to find the Poser.exe file, did you direct it to the Poser 5 version? If so, try renaming the folder in which Poser 5 is located. Start Vue and try to import a Poser model. It will ask you to locate Poser.exe again. This time, be sure to point it to the Poser 4 exe. It will check your license and you should be able to import static Poser models. Don't forget to rename the Poser 5 folder back to the original. Mover is used to import animations and is not required to import static models.