Hi Mike! Yes, I am too. I guess I don't understand how they can put a product out without a tutorial or users guide. I've had nothing but problems with this software (until the latest fix) on Windows 8.
Hi Mike! Yes, I am too. I guess I don't understand how they can put a product out without a tutorial or users guide. I've had nothing but problems with this software (until the latest fix) on Windows 8.
I'm with you there. Increasing sales means attracting new users and, no matter how good your software is, without documentation - and probably tutorials (though I've never used them) - you're not going to get those increased sales. In fact, word will get around that you're selling an incomplete package and that's the kiss of death for any product. In that sense, it doesn't matter what the experienced users think, the novices are much more important and must be catered for on a par with competing packages.
Personally I learn more quickly and much more thoroughly from a book than from a video. I guess it's a generational thing. The point is valid, though. One only has to look at the daily news on TV or read a newspaper to see that the understanding of English (I'm not speaking about other languages here as I'm not qualified to comment) is in marked decline. Many journalists are unable to form an intelligible sentence.
But this is not the subject of the thread. I apologise for digressing but I'm happy to discuss it elsewhere should anyone be interested.