Thanks, nomuse. I have been moving the files one by one. I've also discovered I have more than 70 new runtimes -- that's in addition to what I already had in Poser 5 and 6. It's a pain, but it has the advantage of allowing me to personalize my file tree a bit more than I might have otherwise. Nevertheless, that shareware app sounds really great, and I'll give it a try. I'm using a G5 dual, so I can still run Classic apps. Macs are truly superior graphics machines (all four of my art-and-music-loving kids have dumped their PCs for Macs), but e-Frontier has been a wee small step behind on matching its Mac version of Poser to its PC version. That said, they've told me that they're working on a universal (Intel-processor optimized) version of Poser for Mac that will really smoke when it comes out, presumably in Version 7. Now if they could just add passive, multiple levels of "undo" I'd be fine. Incidentally, in my solution search I ran across a cross-platform app for tailoring conforming clothes to morphed or different characters that works wonderfully for Mac versions of Poser: Wardrobe Wizard by PhilC. SS