CD Naming and having to be a programmer

[weust]

I just started to try and see if I like this program enough to purchase it.

As with every program it takes a little while to get used too.
Where are the settings, what can I configure, etc.
But one things that really makes me go "holy ***** balls!" is the Naming.

All options make sense, but why on earth do you practically need to be a programmer to figure out how to get it the way you want it?
Yes, I saw a topic about a tutorial from 2007. But that is equally confusing.

Why can't it be a simple drag & drop, or double click to add tags separated by single of multi-disc.
And of course the advanced part where people can go nuts with programming.

[mville]

Re: CD Naming and having to be a programmer

I just started to try and see if I like this program enough to purchase it.

As with every program it takes a little while to get used too.
Where are the settings, what can I configure, etc.
But one things that really makes me go "holy ***** balls!" is the Naming.

All options make sense, but why on earth do you practically need to be a programmer to figure out how to get it the way you want it?
Yes, I saw a topic about a tutorial from 2007. But that is equally confusing.

Why can't it be a simple drag & drop, or double click to add tags separated by single of multi-disc.
And of course the advanced part where people can go nuts with programming.

I agree, it is a little tricky if you are a non-programmer, but there is a default setting which you can use.

If you need help with the Naming string (code) there are many examples on the forum or you could ask here in this thread, for help.

[weust]

Re: CD Naming and having to be a programmer

The default setting doesn't work the way I want my naming of directories and files.

I know I can ask for help, but I should be able to do this on my own. As a user of the program.

I'll formulate my wishes for the naming