I am also interested in subscribing this year for the first time and would like to hear about the draft dominator and people's stories, how easy it is etc...
You download it (I think there's a free, fully functioning version that just doesn't allow you to update the latest rankings). It's an Excel spreadsheet with Macros. You open it, go to preferences, click a couple of tabs to set your roster requirements, team names, where you are drafting, then off you go.You have about 10 different windows you can open by clicking the menus across the top. You probably want Draft Board, Player Pool, and Draft Status windows open. The others give you bye weeks, projected stats for your current team, Value Based Drafting rankings, layout of other teams, O-line strengh, etc.Mostly you want to see the:1. Player Pool (list of ranked players, by position), used to double click and 'add' to a team.2. Draft Board...just what it sounds like...all the teams and their players picked. I will project this on a wall from my PC during my draft instead of the old cardboard number3. Draft Status: you can use this to direct a player to a team that drafts him, or enter players not listed. Also can 'undo' picks.You can use this to run a draft, or organize your own draft. It has tons of features, but what I like is that it is usable 'right out of the box' using the above 3 windows. Noodle with it, run some mock drafts against it (yeah, it does that), and you'll see what it can do. I think it is easy to use and still has tons of features I haven't even tried yet.