The DSON importer works transparently with items that have Poser Companion files; one just loads them through the Poser library. However, the Companion file is simply a Python script that calls the DSON Importer. They can be created in Studio, but with the D3D DSON Loader Script, the Importer is called directly without the need for the Companion File.

Looking at your screenshot, it appears that you have the DSON Loader script installed in the Poser program directory; unless you have Windows' User Account Control turned off, you might be able to see it in Explorer, but Poser wont find it to put it on the Scripts menu, because it's really someplace else. However, since it appears you have browsed there via File>Run Python Script, try running it (DSONLoader.py) from there, browse to your saved scene and see if it loads up....

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