I raised this issue in a separate thread. While I will have Poser installed on Both computers (as you get three seats but you can only use one seat at a time. I'm running into a different issue that I could use some pointers with. Basically setting up a network to send a render to the Queue Manager.

I have two computers. A laptop and a desktop. My desktop is more powerful so it should do the rendering while I can create on my laptop. Now I could copy the runtimes over to the laptop with a flash drive so the systems are more or less identical in content but they have to be able to talk each other.

Research has proven difficult. Most of the articles are filled with "It doesn't work. Windows 10 is crap." I don't believe that. I have cat 5 cables. I have network cards (or neither could connect to the net) The laptop is also wireless. The Desktop is not and MUST be hardwired to the router.

Why reinvent the wheel? Could someone give me some basic directions on what I will need or point me to some working tutorials? Or even better, just lay out what to do and how to do it. I'm tech savvy so I'll be able to follow any directions given. It seems quite a few people have already succeeded in this quest but a few pointers are needed.

Another quiet issue from quietrob. My PP11 is an upgrade from Poser 9. Significant cash was spent on both. Do they count as separate licenses?