Oh, wait a minute, I think I'm beginning to see the problem here. I can't see the full file prefix but seeing as how these are pose files, they must be .pz2 files, not .pz3, which are scene files. I'm not trying to nitpick, but this is an important difference, because .pz2's are what you SHOULD be seeing. See, you're seeing the thumbnail for the pose file, the picture itself is the .png. You won't see it listed, but that's what you're actually looking at, and the file name underneath is simply the name of the file the thumbnail represents. Get it? Look at my screen shot. You're seeing my .png's, but the filename says .cr2. If you didn't have either a .png or .rsr for the character/pose/whatever, well... I'm not sure what you'd get, actually. The shrugging guy, no pic at all, an error message, I'm not sure. It's the thumbnail that you're looking at. You can't actually select it separately or anything, but then you don't need to. If you've downloaded and properly installed the Rsr2Png plug-in, just go to Tools, select the plug-in, and when the window comes up, make sure the radio button for ".Png to .Rsr" is selected and click OK. You should then get a window saying "Files read (45) Files converted (45)" (or however many poses you have in that folder). Now, you said that didn't work for you, that no files were converted. Are you SURE ".Png to .Rsr" was selected? Because obviously the ".Rsr to .Png" setting would get you nowhere. Simple mistake. And if it WAS selected but just isn't working, then... time to contact Yarp, because something's not working right. I hope that helps. Good luck.:)