After a few weeks, most say they're working faster than before because of the more intuitive controls with less clicks, less menus, and ultimately less obstacles to your work. What we've heard from lots of users so far is that it was worth getting to know the new layout, because they've now saved lots of time in the long run. However, this was one of those situations where to make it better all around (+ easier/faster to use), we had to make the jump to something new. We know that with a new interface comes some time getting comfortable with it, and that time is valuable especially in ministry. Hi there! We're sorry to hear about the initial difficulty with V6. We have reached out to this user multiple times since this post and will continue to because that is our heart and commitment to the church. But we will not allow people to falsely accuse us of things we have not done. We are in this position to serve the church because we love doing that. In addition, they have posted negatively on numerous sites because we won't provide a refund (which is clearly stated in our policies) instead of allowing our team to support them like we do for our many other customers. Instead, it seems as if the finger is pointed at our software and our team when the customer may not have a full understanding of how software and hardware impact each other.

Many of the issues appear to be related to computer hardware, but unfortunately our senior tech hasn't had an opportunity to look at it with them. We've had a few conversations with this customer and provided answers and support to them multiple times even when our offices were closed (Sundays).

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