Uh, yeah. So it appears Bondware reached into my computer without consent and "ugraded" my copy of Poser, so now it is broken unless I spend another $100 to further upgrade to Poser 11 (IF that fixes the problem)? Otherwise, not upgrading anything for years would result in a static situation in which Poser continued to operate as it always has. While stuff does indeed happen to individual computers as a result of age and use, when that stuff is the failure of a specific program accompanied by the more or less simultaneous specific error message experienced by multiple users having nothing to do with each other, one can rule out individual computer failure. How do I return my Poser to its pre-"upgrade" status?