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The problem is, you're already asking for a program. This sets off alarms for most people, as it hints at a "product recommendation".

Luke already explained the core issue with those types of questions. Please see How do I ask a question that may require recommending software?How do I ask a question that may require recommending software? for the full details.

The key is to ask for a solution, not a product. The solution can make use of a product, but the product in itself is never the solution.

The problem is, you're already asking for a program. This sets off alarms for most people, as it hints at a "product recommendation".

Luke already explained the core issue with those types of questions. Please see How do I ask a question that may require recommending software? for the full details.

The key is to ask for a solution, not a product. The solution can make use of a product, but the product in itself is never the solution.

The problem is, you're already asking for a program. This sets off alarms for most people, as it hints at a "product recommendation".

Luke already explained the core issue with those types of questions. Please see How do I ask a question that may require recommending software? for the full details.

The key is to ask for a solution, not a product. The solution can make use of a product, but the product in itself is never the solution.

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The problem is, you're already asking for a program. This sets off alarms for most people, as it hints at a "product recommendation".

Luke already explained the core issue with those types of questions. Please see How do I ask a question that may require recommending software? for the full details.

The key is to ask for a solution, not a product. The solution can make use of a product, but the product in itself is never the solution.