OK. I think I get your point. I am unusually "patient and resourceful," but 
other users aren't. For those people, it's going to be harder. Surely they 
aren't all going to call me to find out how to work the program! If for no 
other reason than to keep them from taking one look then turning helplessly 
away in confusion, this needs to be on the website. How about a tutorial for 
rank beginners?

 Thanks for writing.

 Rowdy 
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Julien Pierrehumbert<mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 
  To: [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]> 
  Sent: Monday, January 03, 2005 3:44 PM
  Subject: [power-pro] Re: Initial default configuration [was Re: Accessing 
Config]


  > would. I'm an average user, and I figured it out in a short time,

  I obviously don't know you, but it looks like you are unusually patient 
  and resourceful... very much unlike most of the users I meet. It's not 
  that they are morons or anything of the sort: they have other priorities 
  and don't develop and/or use these skills.

  > I find your statement "learning how to configure PP would be a waste
  > of time for most people" puzzling, at best. The first thing you have
  > to do is configure, right? Didn't you have to learn how when you
  > started? Is it possible to use PP without configuring?

  Well, let's imagine you had a few colleagues doing more or less the same 
  things you do. Once you've developped a useful configuration, you could 
  install it on their computers. If you developped your configuration with 
  ease-of-use in mind, it would only take you a few minutes to explain 
  them how to use it. At this point, they wouldn't know the first thing 
  about configuring PP but it would still make their life easier.



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