I came in here to ask a similar question. I searched the forum first. I discovered in this thread that I had to create a link to the runtime directory under the POSER FORMATS option in the Content Library tab. I'd done this for the DAZ FORMATS, but didn't realize I needed to do so in the POSER section, as well.. It was driving me crazy that the Daz Formats option wouldn't show the Runtime folder that File Manager could see and CLEARLY SHOWED had my content in it. I added the Runtimes in my two 3rd-party libraries under the Poser Formats option. ... There's my missing content! Now, to go learn how to use all the new goodies I've been accumulating... Thanks to the folks who took the time to chime in on this and do so in a way that tipped me off to checking the Poser options in my Content Library tab.

Fantastic. I'll get our IT person to install the trial edition when she gets back on Monday and we'll have a look.

Hi, Paul! I'm likely your exact target market for the DAZ AutoInstaller - I have spent loads of money on sites that offer content in non-DAZ-friendly formats and am utterly confused and frustrated with the process of deciphering the wheres and whats to do to get my new files into DAZ. I haven't succeeded yet! I run DAZ on a laptopwith all my data stored on an external drive, so I spend loads of time trying to figure out where my files go. Will your AutoInstaller make it a simple issue to download my new purchases from, say, Rendo and put them where they need to go with no (or at least greatly reduced) headaches? I've got projects on hold because I can't get the awesome models into DAZ so I can illustrate my books...