Sorry, fran. Maybe I wasn't clear enough. I only have one install of daz studio. In it are my DS folders, plus a poser Runtime. When I install either a DS or poser product, I point the installer there, and it all goes in the right folders. So, I have this, daz studio/content/DS folders + Runtime/libraries The Runtime is a sub-folder of Content, and it's liad out just like a normal poser Runtime with the libraries (Figures, Poses, etc), textures, etc. Re the poses - Both Poser and DS poses will work in DS. That is, you can apply them to a figure in DS. But if you're using DS, you can't save a pose as a Poser pose (if you know what I mean). It can only be saved as DS file in a DS folder. If you have a poser folder open, the Save As menu will be grayed out. mac