Simply Safe Backup: The Right Tool for the Job?

I would disagree with your assessment that TR members don't need to see slides showing which button to click and many will use this presentation as user documentation as much as a marketing tool. Good tech writing absorbs and spits out verbatim every piece of the puzzle no matter how redundant or superfluous. Further, this site isn't only for the advanced tech. Being an advanced tech myself I can say with absolute certainty that even some intermediate techs do better with an image in front of them. For those of us who are more advanced and knowledgeable, we can always skip images. Novices and tech challenged need all the help they can get. I say the more slides the better.

All of this being said, I fail to see this as anything more than user documentation and it should be presented as such. I learned little beyond how to install it.

From reading some of the responses to your post it looks like at least a few of these ham & eggers actually need all of the pictures to explain a program install for them. As if they never installed a piece of software before. I end up creating step by step screenshot demos & videos for my end users from time to time, to explain how to do something, or how to use a new piece of software, but those are for users; we all know they're not too bright. In my opinion, anyone working in the IT field who needs screen shots like the ones given in this article should really consider a new line of work. Perhaps they might be better suited for a career in burger flipping, or maybe in the french fry managing field. Just a thought.

now we know exactly what it looks with the preponderance of slides, where the hell can we get it??????