Another approach, if you have a video out port, is to hook up a VCR
and record the display signal to videotape. I often find this is
easier than software screen capture which may force your audience to
deal with a large QuickTime movie. (I agree, though, that Snapz Pro 2
is an excellent product for Mac screen capture.)
>For the Mac take a look at Snapz Pro 2.
>
>It looks promising and you can find it at:
>
>http://www.ambrosiasw.com/Products/SnapzPro.html
<SNIP>
>Alan wrote:
>>
>> Hi All,
>>
>><snip>
>> I have a couple of the games coded and tested. I need to include
>>a sample play
>> of the game as an introduction to the game. Is there a (an easy?) way I can
>> create a sample run through in authoring mode that will be
>>incorporated in the
>> final product? That is to say is there a way to record the actions
>>(ie clicking
>> a "next question" button, then animating what their response would typically
>> be) and execute the sequence when they enter that game?
>>
> > Thanks in advance.
>
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