Mildred by Moyra for Everyday 1930 has a giant head. What am I doing wrong?

I have both Mildred and Madame Zelda by Moyra for Victoria 4 with morphs ++. I load Zelda, and she looks fine. I load Mildred, and her head is almost as big as her torso. The option to scale her head disappears. Any suggestions? It's kind of a cool effect, but not what I'm after. :)
ETA: I'm using Poser Pro 2014 on a Mac.
Post edited by will shetterly on
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Make sure you have only one Runtime with a "Runtime:Libraries:!DAZ:Victoria 4" folder.
You were right that I had two Runtimes like that. I merged them by hand, rebooted, and still have the same problem. I deleted and reinstalled Mildred, but that didn't help either. Any idea what else might be involved?
After merging the runtimes, go to "Runtime:Libraries:!DAZ" and run DzCreatreExPFiles-V4.command to create all the necessary files pointing to the correct location.
Alas, still no success. I did try zapping the pram and rebooting after running that command again, and I checked to make sure I only have one !DAZ folder.
Could the problem be related to another oddness I'm having? Running DzCreateExPFiles-V4V3 brings up a request for a password, unlike the other morphs++ commands, and though I type in my computer's password, I only get this:
Last login: Tue Jul 14 11:09:47 on console
will-shetterlys-imac:~ will$ /Users/Shared/Daz-\ Actors/Runtime/Libraries/\!DAZ/DzCreateExPFiles-V4V3.command ; exit;
Password:
sudo: DzCreateExPFiles.app/Contents/MacOS/DzCreateExPFiles: command not found
logout
[Process completed]
Any more ideas? I'm very grateful for your suggestions so far.
Will
It sounds like a permissions issue -- let me see if I can get hold of a Mac expert.
Hello, I gave a full reply in this thread to s´the same problem.
Can anyone help me make DzCreateExPFiles-V4V3 work with Poser on a Mac?
Fixmypcmike, thanks for calling on Totte!
Totte, that was me. For some reason, that only solved half the problem; it never let me create V4V3 files. I'm terrible at Terminal. I tried to guess what I needed to do to make V4V3 work, but never succeeded.