OK so as to help illustrate what I actually have to accomplish and to clarify, I'm in need of converting this scene, which was originally made for Daz only, to use in Poser 11. This screenshot (which Daz barely allowed me to get before it crashed and burned) shows what I'm working with. It is a scene. A preloaded scene. It is of a building and property. I did my best to get the entirety of the scene to within the screenshot so you can see pretty much all of what's there, at least the exterior. Obviously this scene model has alot of moving parts like windows and doors.

WandW, I may be wrong but what I've gathered from your post about the app you suggested I try and I bought it and installed it, it seemed like you were describing the process of exporting or converting Poser scene or figures for use in Daz, which is the opposite direction I need to go with this. What you were describing was a bit confusing and when I gave it a try for importing Daz files into Poser I didn't get any results.

Honestly I'd just stay in Daz with this scene but Daz seems so much more difficult since I'm so unfamiliar with it but very familiar with Poser, plus with Poser any editing done in a project is non-destructive and you can undo or go back, whereas in Daz, if a mistake is made in editing within a project there is no going back or undo feature, well at least I looked everywhere for it and it may be buried pretty good within all the buttons of the Daz interface.

So converting this scene for use in Poser is the option and if I can get that to work there is a good likelyhood that I will be buying alot more Daz-related content to enhance and continue to build my library. But first I need to get this one converted and to understand how so I can move forward.