RE: moving screen capture software?

[dthomps -at- foundationsoft -dot- com]

Try Techsmith's Camtasia.

A trial version is available for download from www.techsmith.com, and
Techsmith is a sponsor of this list! (I'm not affiliated; just a happy
customer.)

I've used it to create several extensive demos of our software, and I'm very
happy with it. Easy to learn and I noticed very few (if any) bugs or issues.
The only caveat is that, by default, it requires the end-user to install a
proprietary CODEC. There's an .EXE which can be used for this purpose, or
you can switch the default to use a standard Windows CODEC. The Techsmith
CODEC, however, seems to have great compression and resolution.

Good luck!

Dannette Thompson
Technical Writer
Foundation Software, Inc.
The #1 Accounting Software for Labor-Intensive Contractors
The opinions expressed in this message do not necessarily reflect the
opinions or policies of my employer or coworkers.


-----Original Message-----
From: Valorie Lennox [mailto:vlennox -at- saltspring -dot- com]


Is there specialized software to create "moving" screen captures which
could be displayed on the Internet?

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