oh...just one more thing here to help you...Daz is a seperate program from poser and ONLY SUPPORTS poser files. It is NOT poser. Many forget that and expect DAZ to BE poser. That is why Daz has it's "studio" folder section and poser goes into the "content" folders seperate from Daz. Once you create a scene or prop or any other thing using a poser file and then save it, it saves it in the "studio" section. It does not save the actual poser file you used but creates a link to that poser file which is in the "content" section. It creates it in a "Data" folder which is kinda like a Daz geometry files section. If you move the files around too much in the "content" folders then reopen a scene you made in Daz you may get a message saying it can't find certain things you used before you moved them around. This is rare but If this happens, just click the locate button and direct the "path" to where you moved the file to and it will load it and memorize the new location. Resave it and your good until you move it again.If you always remember that Daz is Daz and not poser you will be able to see how the structure is set up to ONLY SUPPORT poser files, not become them.