Hmmm. There are easy ways of keeping poser under control. I only have a 6Gig drive, most of which is taken up by software. But thanks to a CD writer and one of the Poser Uninstallers from the marketplace, I manage to use poser with a large collection of goodies. To begin with, you need your runtime folders in zips (just install those DAZ files to a temp folder and zip them!), then you transfer them by theme (and properly catalogued on the cover) to CDs. Now you use your installer/uninstaller (which can be run whilst using poser) to install items as you want them and when your finnished, select them from the list of installed items and click uninstall. It couldn't be easier and the program only cost about $15. If you want to uninstall items you've installed previously, thats not a problem either. Select the item's zip file and you can add it to your list of installed items without installing it - and now you can uninstall it.