>>A great deep dive into the Class Browser. I learned TONS of new stuff about it that I would have never guessed. Plus, hearing Ken's various comments throughout the vidoe on how VFP works underneath the covers is really insightful.
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>Thanks for the feedback Matt, and also to Tore and Mike Bean.
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>It took about 8 hours to prep, record, edit, and then post online the 68 minute screencast. Future screencasts would take a bit less or possibly more time than that depending on the topic.
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>Only 5 people have gotten this first screencast since I announced it last Thursday. I was somewhat hoping to get about 20 people to help support the time it takes to create, and to allow me to justify creating additional VFP-specific screencasts, mostly on tools and productivity.
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>It's not a matter of people not knowing about it, as on Friday I posted a 5 minute excerpt preview video for it and it's received over 120 views/downloads so far.
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>With only 5 people getting it since announced, I'm wondering if the lack of participation is based on:
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>a) No interest in the topic
>b) Price too is high
>c) Waiting to see what others say
>d) Unsure of content of screencast
>e) Don't want to use paypal.com
>f) No time to watch screencasts
>g) Other
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>I'd welcome any honest reply from people here on the UT selecting one or more of the reasons below, to help me evaluate if it's worth creating additional VFP developer screencasts.
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>http://mashupx.com/screencasts

As one of the 5, I hope you do. It's good stuff.

If I had to guess I would go with door #2. With money tight these days and so much software free, it has to be hard to sell content. I hope you try another one and hope your market is just slow waking up.

To the 120, for god's sake send Ken $10. That's not much more than the cost of lunch and he put honest effort into this. And there aren't a lot of people walking around with that kind of expertise.

It really was enjoyable being a beta tester. It was good making a couple of minor suggestions that you took. Even though you didn't take the one about the use of the word "actually" ;-)