Yes, I realize that. Depending on his video board there are applications that reside in the system tray to right click and change resolution (ATI comes to mind). I still feel its good to learn how to change your screen resolution "manually" and it takes just a few seconds. Now Qres is available here: http://www.snapfiles.com/get/qres.html It's a command line program (at least that's what the description says) so I guess one could make a batch file that would launch it to change the resolution. One batch file that calls Qres and then Poser, another to "cleanup afterwards. Seems a waste since the method I mentioned is probably as quick anyway.