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    Archive for Camtasia

    Free Copy of Camtasia Studio 7 and Snagit 10

    July 12th, 2010 | 23 Comments »

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    Techsmith gave me a free copy of Camtasia Studio 7 and Snagit 10 to give away on my blog. To enter the contest, just leave a comment on this post. In your comment, tell me something interesting about screencasting. It could be a tip, an argument, a story, a scenario, a technique, or whatever. The most interesting comment wins a copy of Camtasia Studio 7. … more »


    Embedding HD Quality Screencasts in Your Blog

    February 9th, 2009 | 9 Comments »

    If you’ve ever uploaded a screencast into a video sharing site, such as Youtube, you’ll notice that the screen quality is poor. Screencasts require a high degree of clarity to be watchable. For example, here’s a screencast I uploaded to Youtube. It’s hard to see what’s going on.


    Like Jing? You'll Love Jing Pro – Jing Blog

    January 6th, 2009 | Comments Off

    Like Jing? You’ll Love Jing Pro – Jing Blog


    What's New in Camtasia Studio, TechSmith's Screen Recording Software

    November 6th, 2008 | 1 Comment »

    What’s New in Camtasia Studio 6, TechSmith’s Screen Recording Software.


    Screencast of the Week – Audio Tips (Visual Lounge)

    October 14th, 2008 | Comments Off

    Screencast of the Week – Audio Tips (Visual Lounge)


    Camtasia Studio or Captivate: A comparison | Technical Writer

    August 10th, 2008 | Comments Off

    Camtasia Studio or Captivate: A comparison. Very even-handed and practical comparison.


    Six Ways I’m Using the H4 Zoom Recorder to Do Technical-Writing Related Things

    March 12th, 2008 | 28 Comments »

    If you asked me 6 months ago how much I used my Zoom H4 digital recorder, it wasn’t much. I initially got it to record live interviews at conferences, and donations from my podcast listeners paid for the device. (Thanks, once again, guys.) But this past month, I’ve carried the Zoom with me everywhere I go. I use it almost every day at work. I … more »


    Recording SME Demos — It’s Easier Than You Think

    March 4th, 2008 | 7 Comments »

    You know the scenario: you’ve been assigned a new application to document, and you arrange for the subject matter expert (SME) to demo it. But when you show up at the demo, the SME is on fast-forward, moving through each tab and screen on hyperdrive. From your perspective, the SME may sound like this: Soyoucandothisonthistab and fromhereiswhereyoudothat and makesureyoudocumenthowtodothis …. Before you know it, the … more »


    Camtasia Versus Captivate: Thinking About Screen Real Estate Problems in Video Captures

    February 2nd, 2008 | 24 Comments »

    The two leading screencast tools, Camtasia and Captivate, both have strengths and weaknesses that make selecting a clear winner difficult if not impossible. But lately I’ve been using both of these tools and have been particularly impressed by Camtasia’s zoom-and-pan feature. The new zoom-and-pan feature in Camtasia is, without argument, the most exciting feature in Camtasia. The zoom-and-pan feature allows you to easily zoom in … more »


    Free Copies of SnagIt 7 and Camtasia 3

    November 28th, 2007 | 6 Comments »

    TechSmith is providing free downloads and licenses for copies of SnagIt 7.2 and Camtasia 3.1. The current version of SnagIt is 8.2 and Camtasia is 5. Still, for totally free software, you can’t beat this. Thanks for the tip from Jeff and Digital Inspiration: How to you get them? SnagIt Step One: Download it here. Step Two: Visit the TechSmith website here and request a … more »