For my Poser 4/ProPack Pose library, I put ALL of V3's INJ poses into one folder, named something like !V2 INJ. (My choice to use the exclamation point, I wanted it near the top of the list.) Same thing with REM poses. I've done the same thing for M2, SP, and D3. This has never caused any problem at all. Grand total of eight folders, not too much to ask for four outstanding figures IMO. Yes, it takes some time to scroll through everything within those folders, but I'd rather be doing that from within those folders when I need access to them, rather than allow DAZ' default INJ&REM folders to bloat the entire directory and make it take longer to find anything else. In P5, I nested along similar lines. Everything specifically for V3, for example, is within a folder named !V3. Within that are subdirectories for Hair, Poses, Textures, and the REM and INJ folders. Again, this has never caused any functionality problems. I tend to re-organize everything for Poser for ease of use within the app. The fact that you can't move the !DAZ folders which as Richard clarified aren't visible from within the app is a non-issue ... it doesn't interfere with anything in terms of access time. I also prefer David to M3 by a long shot, and love both V3 and SP. Maybe I misunderstood you randym77, sorry 'bout that. I was reacting to the general contention by some here that the Millennium figures somehow aren't that good. In fact they're very high quality, especially considering the price. While I'm very fond of other human meshes, they don't compare in terms of overall quality. Don better than M3? Look, I like Don, but give me a break.