It was easy to do but it did not show up in my Poser 11 Pro. Sigh. I installed Poser 11 Pro back earlier in this year and I ran into this problem. Didn't want to spend a lot of time fixing it, so I bought another Poser 11 Pro thinking the first disc had problems because online someone said some of the discs had problems. Well, this problem showed up in the second one. So I just walked away from it. So what I am telling you is there have been no parameter changes done to my Poser. All I did was install it and never got to use it. I did try going back to Poser 7 my favorite but it will not run in Windows 10.

So I am shocked your instructions did not work because I ran it at default. It's got to be the path name hence, the reason I want a files tree for Poser 11 Pro.