+1   and AMEN!!!     

Snow Trooper, If you're looking for another customer, I'm in the market for a tune to match my specific car/needs.  2000 A6, 2.7T, 6 spd. 64,400 miles ( very low mileage ), W/M Injection.  I'd rather give my money to a forum member, who I know cares about the outcome and can tune specifically for the car I drive, than some GENERIC tuner ( GIAC, APR, MTM, etc...ad nauseum ) who has basically three variations of one tune.  ( Like the GIAC tune/s in my Allroad = 91/100/Valet, basically the same for all Allroads, maybe even all A6/C5 2.7Ts ??).   
Not withstanding, I understand this forums rules concerning the posting of "Commercial Tunes", as it's more of a legal issue, than one from an ethical standpoint.

Truthfully, yes, I'd rather be able to learn to do my own tuning.   I do, however, have a learning disability that I am not ashamed to mention on this forum. I have Dyslexia and makes "starting out" on the basics of tuning, very difficult for me.
For example:  I've just now learned how to locate the MAF parameter "Mflos" [Spell ?], but I have yet to learn how to make the change between Bosch & Hitachi  200 vs. 0 & vice versa.   Dyslexia is a real stumbling block, but I've not given up.   I do shy away somewhat when I ask a question and I get ridiculed, or put down.   I know that most here are very well intentioned and mean no harm when they poke fun.   But it does make asking the next question all the more difficult for fear of more ridicule.     

Don't get me wrong; I've learned so much from this site. I I will never give up. But, I feel safer lurking in the backfround and gleaning what knowledge I can without being a PITA by asking questions.

I'm 55 yrs old and I taught myself how to play the guitar when I was around 30, but I cannot seem to learn to read music and I certainly cannot write music using note scale.   I have to use Chord & Tab patterns.   
I know this sounds odd to you all because you are all so smart and understanding comes easy to you.

I am really good with the mechanical aspects and I've rebuilt engines, transmissions, etc..., I just have a problem learning the basics of tuning.
I try very much not to be a PITA here because I have so much respect for what you do and I am very grateful that I've learned what I've learned thus far.

That said, it's probably easier for me to pay for a tune, because by the time I learn to write my own tune, the 2.7T ( my favorite engine ) will be obsolete.

Sorry for the long answer!!

Also, you can look at the maps in 3d view. It makes comprehending them quite a bit easier

Thank you, DD, I will try that.   Can looking at MAPS in 3D view be done with Tunerpro?   Actually, I'll try doing that right now and get back to you.
I can't thank you guys enough for reaching out!!

No shit right, that would be a daunting task.

Having Dyslexia made for a tough time in school. The panic that would set in when I would be called upon to read a paragraph, was horrible. I learned how to take it in stride and would often laugh along with the other kids who were laughing at me....made me somewhat of the class clown. Back then, there were no remedial classes for we "slow" folk.
  When "Books on tape" came along, it was a God-send.
I've come a long way since then, but I still have the damnedest time assimilating or following linear instruction. It's like seeing things backwards and having to learn to "turn them around" so that sense and order can follow. 

Anyway, sorry for turning this part of the forum into a lesson in Dyslexic dysfunction.    I really don't mind the struggle. I never get bored and I enjoy learning new things I just have to pace myself  and take the time to undertsand each point before moving on to the next. It's a slow process, but I eventually get there.

I doubt that I'll ever attempt to read the book, "A Tale Of Two cities", but you never know..!!!

That's not what you want.

Open the map you want to look at, then above the table there will be a button with lines (a graph). It'll pull up the 3d view.

No need to apologize

LMK if you need screenshots to make it easier.

Also, it might be easier if instead of acronyms, you translate the map names for yourself. The names make a surprising amount of sense.