Yeah, just make a blank text file and rename it to poser.exe and put it in your content Runtime.  I remember older DAZ installers insisting on being installed where Poser exists but that's around the "Poser 6" days.

 

Quote - > Quote - When you ran the PP 2012 installer, the default choice for locating the main runtime was not in Program Files. The first choice was "highly recommended" I believe. Yet you changed it, right?

The correct solution is to do what was suggested by the installer - let it put your main runtime in your data area.

My Poser Pro 2012 Content is in:

c:/Users/Ted/Documents/Poser Pro 2012 Content

And every program has no trouble to read and write this folder.

I did this initially, however I ran into a problem when trying to install Victoria 4.  The V4 installer wouldn't let me install her into any runtime except for the one in which the program was installed in. 

Judging by what everyone else here has been saying, there must be a way around this, right?  However I'm rather clueless as to what that way is, so could someone fill me in?  Having my runtime in my documents would make my life alot easier.

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