I believe I said I have no coding experience so thus I am left to making suggestions to the ones who can. My opinion counts just as much as yours, and since this is not a finished product, suggestions are usually a good thing. Most programs do not put instructions on the screen and people figure out how to use them just fine. If the instructions do not get in the way of functionality then there is no problem with having them on screen, but if they do, then that is moving in the wrong direction. Do Microsoft Windows, Word, Excel, Internet Explorer, Firefox, pretty much any other application for Windows, Mac, or the Wii put instructions directly on the screen with the application? I don't think so, but perhaps you can find one example to prove me wrong. Instructions are somewhere, yes, but not right in front of you all the time. This is not rocket science, but if you are such a newbie that you cannot figure it out and you cannot read a README, then perhaps this tool which can make major modifications to your precious Wii is not for you!