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Poser - OFFICIAL F.A.Q (Last Updated: 2025 Jan 12 9:36 pm)
I installed Poser 8 in a location of my own choosing, and instruct the daz installers to install in a location which I specify. Don't have installation problems such as yours.
(However, I did get a hiccough when the silly executables look for files I don't have, such as the Genesis figure, but that's not your case.)
Eternal Hobbyist
In the DAZ forums, I read that they are not going to offer the "zipped" option because they do not feel that creates a strong enough acknowledgement of the EULA and other agreements they might include in the installer.
For my own installs, I use specific runtimes depending on content. I try to avoid having the incredibly long file/folder names that others seem to enjoy.
I also don't have the installer create shortcuts to the uninstaller because it just clutters things up. I know where the uninstall file is if I need it
Thanks to everyone who offered advice regarding the DAZ Installer problem. It appears the only practical solution is to reorganize my Poser installation. I guess I'll tackle that project when the new version of Poser becomes available later this month.
It seems installing Poser files in the My Documents folder is popular. Is that the best place? What configuration do you use that you have been happy with?
Thanks, --- cjw
Thanks for your suggestions re content files formatting.
Yes, you are correct. Windows does not permit two folders with the identical name to be inside the same folder... and these folders WERE identical. This includes the same upper and lower case characters. Yep, I was just as surprised as you were. In fact, I once had three identically named folders together. I don't know how the DAZ installer circumvented this Windows OS prohibition, but it did. I was able to manually fix things, but it was a hassle.
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