I recommend NTFS for many reasons: better security features, less chance of corrupting (or losing) data, more stability, use of long file names, etc. Also, remember that FAT32 is the "upgrade" from FAT16, the file system for Win95, which, in turn, was upgraded from Win3.1, which, in turn, uwas upgraded from DOS. However, NTFS has been used since NT, which means that it is a fully 32bit-compatible, non-DOS-based file system. And, the other thing to remember when asking a question like this: you are asking Poser (and other) graphic artists about something technical. My suggestion would be to go to a search engine (such as www.google.com) and do some research there. Sure, some of the websites may get technical, but you'll get a lot more information than you would from us. --John

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