Confirmed, I seem to be back on track today as well.

Yesterday, it was Poser or the internet. Today, both seem to work simultaneously. Wow, we improved/fixed it back to where it was last week!

Thanks all.

P

I think that fix will work for some but not all. I'm running an older Mac and new Flash versions just won't run. I'm wondering if SM can identify where the Library is calling out too, and getting into trouble.

If you can follow the logic, nothing has changed internally on my machine (no new flash, no new IE versions . . nothing) and now suddenly I have no libraries. So the internal communication was working fine. The library can find every Runtime and my various drives. I suspect the libraries attempt a communication with content paradise and "boom" goes my Library as one version of Flash fails to communicate with another version

A fix for all those that have that kind of problem, would be to find where that line of code is and have the software call my own machine or something it can communicate with.

Does that make any sense?

I think that fix will work for some but not all. I'm running an older Mac and new Flash versions just won't run. I'm wondering if SM can identify where the Library is calling out too, and getting into trouble.

If you can follow the logic, nothing has changed internally on my machine (no new flash, no new IE versions . . nothing) and now suddenly I have no libraries. So the internal communication was working fine. The library can find every Runtime and my various drives. I suspect the libraries attempt a communication with content paradise and "boom" goes my Library as one version of Flash fails to communicate with another version

A fix for all those that have that kind of problem, would be to find where that line of code is and have the software call my own machine or something it can communicate with.

Does that make any sense?

I have that too.

I just ran into the same problem yesterday when I tried to run PoserPro2010 on my older Mac.

This mac has not updated Flash nor IE programs or anything of the like in a few months. In fact, nothing has changed for a few months. . . but suddenly the Library pallette is empty.

And yes, turning off the internet or network connection before starting Poser, restores the Library pallete to full function. 

I have contacted Smith M with an incident report. Something appears to have changed with Poser's connection to the internet or there is some date limited preference that has expired.

Very weird. Keep digging . . . at some point it would be nice to be able to run the internet on this machine again.

Best,

PT Studios