The packaging software that MRBLAZE is referring to is a full blown program that allows you to set up very cutsomized .exe installations. And I'm sure it includes some sort of compiler of some sort as well. It's the kind of software that companies use to package their program files into an .exe to sell publicly. I have one of those full blown programs myself. The freeware .exe making software that most of you all here are familiar with. Is just a very simple, stripped down version of this. And is all anyone needs to package Poser related files into an .exe file. The fact that MRBLAZE doesn't even know exactly what the specific use for that software he has in his hands is enough proof for me that he's a warez kiddie. But that really doesn't matter. The software he's useing is overkill for packaging Poser files. You don't need an expensive packager to create .exe's that simply put files in specfic folders. You can download free .exe inspection programs that will show you the content of an un-executeded .exe file. That way you can check to see if there is a virus in it before executing it. Because of all of this: Charging people to convert files to .exe is not a needed service. We can do it on our own with freeware. ScottA