When you installed the program, did you get any warning messages, like it couldn't find Python? If no warning messages, at the end of the install process, did you let the program search your hard drive for Poser content? If you said no, then you have to start Studio, open up preferences and manually direct it to add the paths for the Poser content on your drive(s). Apply your changes, then click OK. Quit the program, then restart it. One bug that surfaced in my testing was that when you install Poser, the folder is named Poser (tm)4. Well, when you add that path in Studio, it changes the tm symbol to a ? mark. Guess what - there's no such folder on your hard drive named Poser?4 - that's why you can't open anything! So what you have to do is rename your Poser folder to Poser4 (no spaces or symbols). Open the Studio preferences again and choose the new path for Poser content. It'll work now. -scara