--- On Mon, 3/9/09, Edward Harvey <[email protected]> wrote: > > An engineer called me to help setup a CAD training class. They'd like > > to record some small screen vignettes, e.g., opening up forms, > > filling out test values, issuing simulations etc. > > and play them back on the same machines where they do the work. > > Ah yeah - I actually do a bunch of this. Specifically > recording Cadence videos. So that's good luck and coincidence.
Cadence is the main umbrella program, with calls to other simulators (Agilent, Ansoft) besides the built in spectre. We utilize Design Kits from other other vendors (IBM, Triquint, etc) which makes for an interesting challenge where one vendors program has to call another vendor's program, and incorporate extensions from a third provider. Then there are the OEMed versions of Cadence (AMIS, TI, etc). You can see how training inviolving what the user actually sees onscreen would help. FWIW, your suggestion also happens to be our intended approach, i.e., a mix of screen shots and video vignettes on a Powerpunt style slide, loadable in OO. One LOPSA member already steered me away from XVidCap, so now I'm looking at Istanbul and the Byzans(sic?). > The best reference I can name from the top of my head is > http://www.showmedo.com Thank you. _______________________________________________ Tech mailing list [email protected] http://lopsa.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/tech This list provided by the League of Professional System Administrators http://lopsa.org/
