1. INJ files are a special type of morph or morph set that can be 'injected' onto a target figure.  This is sort of a discovered abiltiy with Poser and not a supported feature.  The INJ pose file depends upon a folder that contains referenced Pose files containing the actual morph deltas.

2. You need the target figure loaded in Poser and selected (any body part should suffice) in order to apply the INJ morph.

3. If Poser is requesting the delta files, you either have bad installs of the content or did something bad like moved the !DAZ folder from its very required position.  Did you even touch the !DAZ folder under the libraries folder - don't!

That said, you need the morph packs for the figure to use INJ/REM poses.  For instance, if you have V3, but not her Body and Head morph packs, you cannot use generic INJ morphs for her - you must have these morph packs.  Some third-party products include their own morphs for this purpose, but it should be noted on the product whether you need the morph packs or not.

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