First step: Select the drive you want your new Runtimes to be on. (External drive or what not). Then create the files that your content will be sent to example:

Poser 7 Runtime

-         Victoria 3

-         Victoria 4

-         Aiko

-         Hair

-         Props

-         Lights

-         Ect

1: If the Poser palette is hidden, click the bar at the right side of the interface to expand it.
2: If the Library Palette opens to display the library titles and not their contents, double-click any library category name (Figures, Cameras, and so on) to display the contents within it.
3: The first folder in the library is usually a special folder, the “up folder.” The arrow on the folder is an indication for you to click on this special to move up to the next highest folder level. To move to the very top, or root, of your currently selected library folder continue click the “up folder” until you see a red dot next to the folder icon. The red dot indicates your currently active Runtime folder, and it also tells you that you are at the top of your library structure, or the root. You can add new Runtime libraries while you are in a root folder.

4: Now that you are in the top-level folder, two icons should appear at the bottom of the Library Palette window: a check mark and a plus sign. When you hover your mouse over the plus icon you see the words “Add Runtime.” Click the plus-sign icon to open the Browse for folders dialog box.     

Info Taken from the Practical Poser 7 Book.  Hope it helps                                                                                                                                                     

Sorry about the massive font i made an oopsie

First step: Select the drive you want your new Runtimes to be on. (External drive or what not). Then create the files that your content will be sent to example:

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Poser 7 Runtime

-         Victoria 3

-         Victoria 4

-         Aiko

-         Hair

-         Props

-         Lights

-         Ect

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1: If the Poser palette is hidden, click the bar at the right side of the interface to expand it.
2: If the Library Palette opens to display the library titles and not their contents, double-click any library category name (Figures, Cameras, and so on) to display the contents within it.
3: The first folder in the library is usually a special folder, the “up folder.” The arrow on the folder is an indication for you to click on this special to move up to the next highest folder level. To move to the very top, or root, of your currently selected library folder continue click the “up folder” until you see a red dot next to the folder icon. The red dot indicates your currently active Runtime folder, and it also tells you that you are at the top of your library structure, or the root. You can add new Runtime libraries while you are in a root folder.

**4: Now that you are in the top-level folder, two icons should appear at the bottom of the Library Palette window: a check mark and a plus sign. When you hover your mouse over the plus icon you see the words “Add Runtime.” Click the plus-sign icon to open the Browse for folders dialog box.     **

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**Info Taken from the Practical Poser 7 Book.  Hope this helps ****                                                                                                **                                                    

Yes Saus69 you can re-set a figgure back to the T position (Zero) position. Go to "Edit/ Restore/ Figgure" up the top left of the screen. Or restore all if you want to go back and pretty well start over. Some morphs will still remain on V3  but her figgure will be back to Zero.

Have fun

lol. Lucifer_The_Dark, How's about i wait another 12 months untill it's more "Stable" as there's probly always going to be bugs in it. That better? lol

Learning to use Poser6 wont up-grade untill all the bugs have been fixed in Poser7:D

**Hello Acadia, Sorry to hear about the laptop.  The only advice i can give is just to stay away from Dell...lol, They have made alot of good stuff but alot of Crap aswell.  If you are planning on getting your Motherboard replaced and are happy to keep the Dell then go for it. They seem to be very Intel happy so try and get a PM chipset of you can and not a P4 chip. P4 in a laptop get's HOT!   PM does not get as hot and has a better battery life.  Last thing you want is added heat to your render's...lol, Check around Ebay for moutherboards you might be able to pick a new one up for less than retail and just had a PC tech put it in for you.

Well i hope that is of some help to you., Best of luck with it :)

Live Well.
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Try INJ the morph, Then go to Window Scroll down to parameter dials.  If you still have no luck try installing the morphs into a different library (C:Program FilesCurious LabsPoser 6Downloads)
I have had morphs that would not load up in the Runtime and have worked fine after i installed them into the Download.

Live well, hope that helps

Wouldnt be "Vairesh Hair" or  "AprilSylphiad"?

Hey, I know with poser6 there are two main  libraries  for your poser content.  Your Poser6 (runtime) and (Downloads) If your content is in a ZIP file and you are unsure how to get those files into poser and your running a windows system not sure how it works for a Mac someone els might be able to tell you. Extract files to "C:Program FilesCurious LabsPoser 6Downloads"

Not sure if that is of any help to you.

**saus69,  I am also fairly new to the world of poser all tho i am not all that new to the world of 3D.
If you are really keen to learn poser there is a book out called "Practical Poser 6" 
www.amazon.com/o/ASIN/1584504439/ref=s9_asin_title_3/105-5556107-0862061
****I found it to be a very helpfull book when it comes to learning poser. There is also a good DVD out for new user's called "An introduction to Poser"
www.amazon.com/o/ASIN/B000HBKZ5C/ref=s9_asin_image_2/105-5556107-0862061
The PDF files that came with your version on poser should explain alot of the poser interface but the book and the DVD go into alot more detail.

Live well man, Hope the above helps in some way.
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Thank you very very much. Happy Christmas. :biggin:

Thanks for the reply, i have been trying to poser a dragon an everytime i render i end up with scan lines from the flooring. (probly should have turned shadows off) thanks