So maybe this is just an inside gig for those with some background in computers. If it is, then you won't be interested in the rest of this email. But, if you would like these programs to branch out into the larger world of people, you may want to try to think like again like a human and not a programmer. Even withen the program itself there are things I don't understand, such as when trying to open something from another processor, it says "filter selection"- a pair of words with mean absolutely nothing to someone who doesn't work with computers. Would there be something wrong with writing what you mean? Why not: Choose the program this file was created in. Also, during the installation there was something about Java environments. I have never worked with Java. This does not mean I am an idiot. It merely means my job does not involve computers. So, all I am saying is, instead of putting, in the help section for that section of the install, a bunch of useless things such as "select a java environment here, or look for one somewhere else" or "if you don't have a java environment available, the program won't run completely" how about a sentence on what a java enviroment is or where it can be found. Many of the "help" buttons prove useless for someone who doesn't know how to programs themselves. So basically I am saying that this whole thing struck me as a by-computer-guys-for-computer-guys kind of thing, and I found myself embarrassed about not knowing what certain things meant that I would never, in reality, be faced with knowing. So if you want this to be a wider success it will need to make more apparent sense on a human level.
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