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Poser - OFFICIAL F.A.Q (Last Updated: 2024 Nov 24 4:22 pm)
Yes, yes and yes.
That said, by the way you describe things, maybe a complete reinstall and manage as you go would be best for you. It will take a couple of days but you will thank yourself for it.
Coppula eam se non posit acceptera jocularum.
I'm a beta tester for EF, and zI couldn't even tell you how many times I've reinstalled without and issue. I recall one day, where I had been sent 4 or 5 new versions.. they were trying to squash a bug I found, and wanted to know if they had resolved it on my system.
I was actually amazed they were trying solutions so quickly, and that they actually resolved the issue that same day.
There were right on top of the final gold release, and wanted that bug fix in the final release.
Never let software know you are afraid.. it can SMELL fear!
Way too many people take way too many things way too seriously.
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I like to uninstall all my Poser stuff and re-install just what I need again... I need disk space... new disk drive means a whole new system install... later for that....
I 'm realizing I'm afraid of touching this program...
Poser seems to intimidate me... From what I read in this forum.. it's like a problematic program... Specially if you bought your latest upgrades by internet....
My runtime folders are a mess and hard to deal with... there are runtime folders inside runtime folders.... Then there is Daz Studio.. it has quite a number of redundant Poser runtimes folders.. The whole thing is a lot of disk space waisted.. hard to work with...
(a)---can I just save the runtime folders on the side...? before uninstalling Poser..?
(b)---are the runtime folders self contained..? will they be ruined if removed away from program...?
(c)--- Can I take the runtimes inside other runtime folders out and make them into separate runtime folders..?
Thanks ahead....
Tom
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