I want your average non-technical person to be able to quickly create scripts.
Thomas
That's going to be the key to making a lot more sales with it. If people had such a hard time figuring out how to use TSB, how much more with everything you'll have going on in this monster.
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Most people don't care about the technical aspects or feature details of anything - they simply have something in mind they want to do or create, and they want the easiest way possible to achieve it. If they have to use an API, they'll do it; if AI, then they'll use that; and if neither, then all well and good.
I would say that many of us who have been your customers all these years and have actually used the software are "techie" in some way or other, or we have some appreciation of techie stuff and like to learn and try new things even if they seem difficult. But we don't represent the majority, or even a large minority, of people generally. So, the easier you can make it for people, the better experience they'll have, and you'll benefit from that as well.
I remember reading a comparison review one time about your TSB software and other software that did something similar, and in his comments about TSB he said it was powerful software, no question about it, but the learning curve to use it would probably be too high for a lot of people. And that was just TSB!
TSB was pretty easy to figure out for me and Joan, but when we bought it 10 years ago you had recorded about 5 new tutorial videos that made it a lot easier to get going, and the rest we figured out through trial and error or from the forum. So, I think what you are doing with the video tutorials for this and making the scripts easier to use (plus anything else you can think of to make it easier) will help a lot of people who buy in when you're ready to sell it.
Mel