I've begun to learn the process.
To get others started, step one is to make sure that you almost always have self-learning mode enabled.
Step two - I'm still working on that, lol. Once I have a more clear understanding of it I will post it.
As far as why people don't post it - it could be because it's a big closely guarded secret (greed), but I tend to think that it's another human faculty....
Laziness.
Who wants to write 100-200+ pages about HTML and Xrumer? To have greed overpower laziness here, they would have to charge $999.99 to sell the guide. Likewise, everyone wants things spoon feed to them.
I would pay $999.99 for such a manual, but most people aren't willing to pay $550, then another grand just to learn how to use it, plus server hosting down the road. I'm in a different category than most people however, having expendable cash but very limited time. For me, I don't want to know every piece of HTML code to make Xrumer run at peak efficiency while I'm not around.
That having been said, I've identified that not learning Xrumer can cost me a significant amount of cash and/or I may be making an excuse for
my own laziness. So today I went out and bought a bunch of HTML specific books (because no one book will cover all topics), and am going to teach myself any element I need to know or encounter while working in the AI function. I didn't buy the "For Dummy" books but the material is quiet simple. If anyone knows of any good college course/level reading, I'd love the publisher name and book titles so that I can get the books. In fact if you have them from your college classes and want to sell them, hit me up.
....then I'll pay someone to write the "How to modify Xrumer" book and sell it for $999.99 lol.
Seriously, I think that the bottom line comes down to laziness. No big closely guarded secrets, no top secret para-military "Super Crackers Hackers Elite Code," just laziness.
If a dip shit marketer like myself can find out about Xrumer and get it's basic usage down, they can teach themselves HTML. I've come to the realization in the past 24 hours that the biggest problem with not making the most out of Xrumer was with me, not it.
Sorry about the rant, but I felt it an important step in clarity for anyone else that shared the mindset I had just a day ago....
and... if any of the advanced Xrumer guys read this and felt like giving me some pointers along the way, I'd love it. No tut's please, this is now my job.