I did some tests in the morning and have reproducable problems while working on non mapped network shares with poser, missing skin, missing hair, things like that. The problem is, that Vue stores the information about the path to Poser.exe in a file called "vue.env". I had to use a trick to connect to Poser.exe on a mapped drive. First I mapped the poser directory on the remote machine to a local drive letter. Then I renamed poser.exe on the remote machine to poser1.exe and tried to open a pz3 on the local machine. Now vue is looking for poser.exe (but doesn't find) and brings up a dialogbox, klick ok (!) and wait for the browser to come up (!!). At this point rename poser1.exe back to poser.exe and navigate, within the browser that vue shows, to the poser.exe on the mapped drive. That's it. Norbert