Thank you for talking about my free stuff.
My new free stuff is also uploaded to http://www.3dcommune.com/.
However, I'm sorry, but it'll be never uploaded here.

Thank you for a reply and information. I understood the situation in general. Anyway, I hate spam mail very very very much. That is because not only a network resource but a user's time is wasted. I want this situation to be improved strongly as well as many friends of this site. Thank you.

Although I have installed QuickTime as the minimum option, I cannot find a TSR process.
Please teach me how to set TSR to disable.

I have noticed requiring QuickTime, in order that Bryce may treat PNG. This means that QuickTime is required for TurboImporter by DAZ.

I agree with the SWAMP's idea (some relationship between Poser and QT).

I found out the behavior which suggests existence of the active relation between Poser and QuickTime.

QuickTime cannot be uninstalled while Poser5 is running. (The message that there is a program which is using QT is displayed) . By terminating of Poser5, I was able to uninstall QuickTime.

Then,,,, I installed QuickTime, with the state maintained where Poser5 is running.
Then, the performance was maintained good until Poser5 was rebooted.
The performance got worse again after rebooting Poser5 (not a OS).

This behavior is suggesting that Poser5 try to use a QuickTime module actively itself if QuickTime was installed, I think.
The cause of this problem is not kinds of DLL-overwriting but a behavior of Poser5, I think.

About the relation of files and APPs, I am nervous. Therefore, I always change a default setup of QT installer, and am made to remove relation except mov, aiff, and pict.

I at least have experienced this phenomenon in two different machines.
My acquaintance has also experienced the same phenomenon.
It is strange that users with this problem and users without this problem are exist.

I am not going to install QT until the solution of this problem is found.

Thank you all

I am sorry. Since the same subject was contributed before, I have omitted the description of this problem carelessly. The most remarkable problem is that the displaying of icons at the time of the change of a library becomes very slow. Although it is dependent on the number of icons, it requires about 4 times as many time as this compared with case of no installation of QuickTime.

Thank you for responses.

About the resident process of QT, I also saw on the forum of Apple.
Seemingly, this process will be revitalized like a zombie.

Although CPU should not usually be used for this type of process,
does it influence the performance of other tasks?
I have not experienced this problem in Win2K.
It is mysterious.

Moreover, is XP correction patch which is likely to be related to this released?

I am poor at English, so please permit my reply to delay. I am very happy for your messages. I am trying for English to improve hard. Thank you.

I was able to find out that my item appeared. Thank you very much for processing quickly.

Thank you very much for your follow-up.
I had the problem which I do not notice in my free-stuff-item, and worried that it was deleted for the reason.
However, it turns out by your reply that that is not right.
I upload it again.

Thanks so much.