I think if you do as I started doing installing new stuff in the Runtime folder that installs with the app you might run into problems. I got noodle spanked real quick by a more seasoned Poser vet to never do that but to create other Runtime folders to install non native Poser content into. Since newer version of poser can work with multiple runtime folder it was a wisdom I have always followed.

PARDON the OFF-TOPIC HERE: My old MacBook Pro has been auto rebooting in the middle of working projects resulting in the obvious image losses. I found out it is a defective GPU and no longer fixable since ALL the GPUs made for my unit were made at the same time and being considered "Vintage" now parts of different production runs not available. No point getting it "fixed" if the part is replaced by a same part number GPU or used/Refurbished GPU. I need to find another computer and I heard from a Mac tech at the SuperStore that since I work with Higher end apps like PhotoShop and Poser etc., it would be best to get an iMac instead. Do any of you Mac users here concur or disapprove? Please contact me by site mail so we don't clog up this thread.