[bestcharts] OY VAY -- version 4.40

[Mike Parker]

hey peoples, i have need to express my likes and dislikes of what could be an excellent platform.   unfortunately, whoever is doing the design work appears to be more "geek" oriented than "people" oriented, and the interface, satisfying to those who love computer intrigue, will not be a commercial success simply because people cant work it well. in the early days of computing, i became a macintosh user, simply because if one used DOS, one needed to learn a slew of commands and one needed their "geek" to "configure" the operating system to handle the tasks you needed to do.  the macintosh, by comparison, was simply point, click and go ! the personal computer did not take off until microsoft finally got "windows" somewhere near where macintosh had it since 1984 -- people friendly and almost understandable ! the very "flexibility" inherent in this excellent piece of software (bestcharts) is the very thing that will probably prevent its commercial success !   we dont want flexibility that only a geek would love -- we want to click the button and have the program do what its supposed to do, with no ifs, ands or buts !  for what the program is capable of doing, the price should be considered sensational but, unfortunately, the interface and chunkiness guarantees the market will remain minuscule, as most simply cannot use it without a very steep learning curve ! the software is extremely viable as a commercial application, BUT THE GENERAL PUBLIC WANTS AND NEEDS a piece of software that demands little to nothing from them ! the software has long needed a "people" oriented designer to step in and take it to its next stage --- PLEASE get rid of the "engineering" interface and put a "people" interface in there instead ! just some fast thoughts on what i would love to see as a "real" application ! mp Yahoo! Groups Sponsor ADVERTISEMENT Yahoo! Groups Links To visit your group on the web, go to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/bestcharts/   To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to: [EMAIL PROTECTED]   Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to the Yahoo! Terms of Service.