it does that...the e:/poser/ yadayada is the location on my drive.. the actual copy to folder is "{app}" + the subdirectories...which means the poser directories....so it does "fly" :) I make stuff for distribution so Im very well aware of standard store requirements...and in all honesty, most people did that anyhow..but a few started unzipping things to the desktop and that was causing problems. The unzip-to-runtime thing that stores use now is just a courtesy for customers...and rightly so IMHO. :) BT