Who is Atlantis directed towards

[Average Home user]

Don't Shout.... I have spoke to people Home users who agree with me that there are many features with Atlantis that the average home user will never ever use. From a business point of view I would have thought that the Atlantis writers would have directed their word processor towards the home user rather than the professional office user. Therefore only having those features that will be of use to The average home writer. This is directed not as an argument but to admin for i would like his oppinion. I understand that obviosly he will agree with Atlantis and not my own. Ps there are more home users than ofice users.

[Robert]

Don't Shout.... I have spoke to people Home users who agree with me that there are many features with Atlantis that the average home user will never ever use. From a business point of view I would have thought that the Atlantis writers would have directed their word processor towards the home user rather than the professional office user. Therefore only having those features that will be of use to The average home writer. This is directed not as an argument but to admin for i would like his oppinion. I understand that obviosly he will agree with Atlantis and not my own. Ps there are more home users than ofice users.

Greetings---
Could you please be more specific?
Which features have you got in mind?
To some home users the Windows NotePad is already overloaded with useless features.
To other home users, Atlantis is still without features that they deem to be essential.
Maybe home users have different requirements.
What's more, the Atlantis interface, menus, toolbars, hot keys, etc, are entirely customizable. Your home users with few requirements can take almost everything off their own copy of Atlantis. They can even launch Atlantis with strictly personal configurations.
They can have Atlantis any way they like.
So where is the problem?
---Cheers
Robert