I did it ,after 6 hours of hard laborous work I took over 200 pose folders in the pose library and compresed them to only 54 ,whoohoo ,o happy day, I must now celebrate, I'm gonna breake out the hawaiian punch and the twinkies ,and party.(I just had to share this with someone, my family just stares at me ,shakes their heads , and slowly backs out the room ). --criticom--

LOL.....ah ha ha ha ha.....I know what you mean, yes celebrate, celebrate, dance to the music. Sharen

Man I wanna know how you did that criticom! I have so many it's not even funny and I can't seem to get them ANYWHERE near easy to manage!

You can use a good file manager. Do it without Poser running. I've tried it while Poser was running and received some share violation errors (Windows XP). One good idea is to figure what folders or categories you want, then just create them with your file manager. Move your stuff to the proper destination, then run Poser and see your work. You might want to back things up first. It may take awhile, but you'll be protected. I just did a full backup of my entire Poser folder. It took several hours with a slow CD Burner, and 6 CD's. I had about 10GB of Poser stuff installed. And that was after I junked at least half of what I previously had installed.

If you want to create a MAT pose library, why not create a new folder under the "Pose" library and call it... um... "MAT Files"? It's what I do... :) Granted, it's still in the Pose library, but it is easier to spot once it's in there.

Well I could not have done it without yarps P3d0Explorer,because alot of files had the same number such as 01,02,03 and so on , so what I did was select folders that similar poses in them open the folder select all files and rename the entire file or just add a letter or number to it so I could add all the similar poses in one folder, it took alot of work but it was well worth it, I hope someone could write a python script to allow seeing all pose folders instead of having to scroll up or down in one single frame , or a CL patch either would work for me. --criticom--

If you have too many folders, the names of the folders get chopped off. If you have too many items in a folder, then you can barely touch the slider that moves up and down. It can be quite confusing if you have MAT Pose files for more than one character in the same folder.