My c: drive is toooo full thanks to all the goodies I've added to my runtime. Is there a way to move the entire runtime folder to another drive on my computer, and make Poser find it? Where are the preference settings in Poser to make this happen? Thanks!

If you have Poser 5 you can create multiple runtime folders on your drives. If you have Poser 4 you must move the complete installation to your new drive. Mazak

As mazak said, with Poser 5, sure. I have 3 runtime folders. Two on the same drive as poser and one on a different drive. Works beautifully.

Why not just move your entire Poser installation over to that other drive?! I have a 120GB hard drive reserved for Poser.

I have poser 5 and have many runtime's on a different drive why? Because if one drive crashes I don't loose everything

I have several runtime folders that I switch in and out of the poser I am using. it CAN be a pain in the rump as the bigger runtimes take upto and hour to move. BUT it can and does save space and the problem of searching for things.{I have one folder for V3....one for V2 etc etc this way all their cloths mats props are with them. no searching for ever through a HUGE list} also usually you have to close poser down to move one in and one out. BUT as I said it does save space as I keep the other runtimes on another drive. I am using poser pro. {P.S. also keep backups on disk. trust me just do this}

If you have more than one run time folder how does poser know which one to pull up in the Library when you are running Poser?

the other runtimes are not on the same drive. and I have no problem with poser opening the one that is in the poser folder. it only opens the one that is in the poser folder in programs. the others I keep in a folder called"My poser libraries" then in sub folders of"V3""V2" and so on. I guess that is why poser doesnt look for them

The list at the side containing the runtime, if you click to go up a level you will see two folders, one for Poser5, one for downloads. At the very bottom of the list there is a plus and a minus sign, when you click the plus it gives you a browse list and you just locate your other runtimes and click ok. Works like magic and I've discovered since I did this a couple of days ago that Poser seems to be much more stable with the runtime on the other drive. 8) Catlin