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Jan 27th, 2000, 05:50 PM
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The problem with ScreenCam (unless you buy the expensive 'executive' version) is that you have to do everything in 'one take' - you can't edit the movies after you have made them.
When I had to do a demo of one of my programs I tried various things but in the end used MS PowerPoint '97 - a) you can do simple animations and use screenshots to make it look like you program is running, b) you can distribute it to anyone with the free PowerPoint viewer (Downloaded from www.microsoft.com -the one you get on the MS Office CD is the old version), c) you can make the demos look really good and be more interactive for the user.
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Mark "Buzby" Beeton
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