I must say, the twitter account creator is an excellent tool! I have been messing around with it for a few hours now and it is everything I could have hoped for.
I did come across some questions that I needed to contact support about. So instead of letting you bother them like I did, I figured I would put the solutions to my problems here:
Problem#1:
I couldn't stand the long unsightly strings of fake looking random characters that were generated as usernames..
SOLUTION:
You can set the program to generate a specific name with a series of 3 random numbers after it. You do this by putting something like this in the username field: anynameyoudlike <RandomNumber>
This will give you a user name like: anynameyoudlike867...etc etc
For example if you wanted to create a couple accounts with the name sarah... you would just put sarah<RandomNumber> in the username field...so you would get accounts like: sarah496,sarah930..etc etc..
this creates a username that looks alot more realistic then the long string of random characters that are generated by default.

Note: If you use a popular name and then try to use this function, you will have a lot of failed account creations because alot of the usernames will already be taken.. solution: put one or two initials after the first name and THEN put the <RandomNumber> command.. this will keep you from creating failed accounts with taken usernames
Tips on customizing the profile background/picture in the modiffy accounts module:
If you want your twitter accounts to look natural, then you will want to add a picture and a background to each account. This can be done in the modify accounts module. In order to add backgrounds you need to compile a bunch of backgrounds in a folder and then input the folder using the browse button, so the software can pull random backgrounds from the folder, for your accounts. If you don't know where to get backgrounds, go to twitrounds.c0m.

....then for the pictures you would do the same thing.. try to use realistic pictures..not TOOO sexy.. you'll look like a spammer... a good source of realistic attractive faces is Myspace..
Here are some problems I had modifying my accounts, along with the solutions:
Problem#2:
When I went to modify the accounts, I thought that I could control which ones I wanted to modify by putting the twitter URL's of the accounts in a text file and uploading the text file in the URL field of the modify accounts module. Well it turns out that uploading a text file of URL's just allows you to put URL's in the "web" section of your profiles.... but I didnt want any URL in my profile, cuz i think it looks kind of spammish.. but then I found out that a URL text file is REQUIRED to modify accounts..
SOLUTION:
Create a text file with Notepad++(if you dont have it..get it... its free).. then type some random garbage like:
dbsipgbfvsfbvaoiubv
then save the text file and close notepad++...(so now you have a saved text file with something in it.. and it will prompt you to save next time you exit even if it is empty

then open notepad++ back up and erase the junk text, and then hit enter a bunch of times to create blank lines... so if you want to modify 10 accounts.. then press enter 10 times to create 10 blank lines.. this is why i use notepad++.. the lines are numbered

.... then exit and when prompted to save..save it...now u can use this "blank" file as your URL text file to modify your accounts... without having to put a URL in the profile's
Problem#3:So how do you specify which accounts to modify?
When you modify accounts it automatically goes from first to last, even if you have already modified the beginning ones. So if you decide to make a revision to the settings every couple of accounts, what will happen is, you will be modifying the same accounts over and over again... because everytime you stop and then start modifying again it starts back at the beginning of the accounts list.. so how exactly do you accurately specify which accounts to modify?
SOLUTION:
You can use the export and import options in the manage accounts module to export account login information to a txt file once you have modified the accounts... that'll keep u from modifying the same accounts over and over again.. So the best way to do it, is to create and then modify 5-10 accounts with the same modification settings. Then export them to a txt file (it is a good idea to create a folder for your login txts). If you don't like keeping all of your logins spread out over multiple text files, then you can simply copy and paste all of the logins into a main text file
.... now if you want to use the manage accounts features for the accounts that you have already exported, simply import them back into the program
Well that is about all I have to contribute right now, but I will be sure to keep you all informed on any other techniques or solutions that I come across, using this software.
I am looking forward to the outsourcing of the capthca's on 9/01
.... maybe one day there will be a module in the program that can input them automatically
Thanks livelybrowser 