That is correct, Laurent, but... Vue expects the poser4.exe to be available on the PC for the pz3 import to work. If you "just" have a poser5.exe, you will have a problem with the present Vue pz3 import functionality. If you still have Poser 4 installed in a separate directory after upgrading to Poser 5... who knows? As Guitta says, we just have to wait for more info, and it's E-on that has to provide it. However, with the efforts made by both Curious Labs and E-on to make Poser and Vue compatible, I would be extremely surprised if they had forgotten about this little detail...