Re: Programs to create a software walk-through?

["Collin T" <tutivillus -at- gmail -dot- com>]

I've used Adobe (formerly Macromedia) Captivate on hundreds of hours
worth of walkthroughs.  I've never had a problem with corrupted files
or similar.  It's a *very* easy program to learn, but does have some
quirks that need to be kludged around.

Overall?  I recommend Captivate over Camtasia...just a better feature
set all around.

*HINT!!!  If you're adding voiceovers?  Get the sound files *first*
then do your screencast while the sound file is playing.

I've created a great list of do's and don'ts...I should post it somewhere.

Screen Capture = Captivate.

-Collin Turner

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