It asks where the file is so that you can be sure to pick up the correct file, in case you have two files, in different folders, with the same name. Otherwise, the program would have to guess which one you really wanted. I suppose I could retool it to do that, but I'm not entirely sure that's what it should do. But if that's what you prefer, I could look into that.

The idea is that, you only fix your files once. After they're fixed, Poser will no longer display error messages when you go to use those files. (So that's how it's different than working with unfixed files). If you need to use this sort of utility every other week, you're messing around with manually moving things around often. In that case, you're probably better off with some utility that lets you organize/move entire characters, poses, props, etc -- sort of an explorer type thing especially written to work on Poser files. (I'm not sure if there's such a utility).

As far as the crash goes, you can email me at the above address for further correspondance. Particular questions to answer are -- Have to tried it on a small freebie prop to see if it crashes? And what does it show for your Poser installation folder when the program starts? Try clicking on "Find Poser Folder" and setting it to Poser 6's folder. I never tested it with an earlier version of Poser, and I think it's probably working on your Poser 4 folder by default.

Message edited on: 03/13/2006 19:46