Screen capture in OSX

[Paul Knight]

>From: "Fabian Ius" <Fabian_Ius at edu.yorku.ca>
>
>We're trying to create a manual for students using iMovie in OSX and 
>we don't know how to capture the screen/window using this Operating 
>System?
>
>Please help!
>
>Thanks !

SnapzPro is designed for this purpose.  It will make a movie out of 
screen activity (not just still screen captures) including audio 
input:
Rochester, NY -- July 9, 2004 -- Ambrosia Software, Inc. announced 
today the release of Snapz Pro X 2.0.1.  This minor revision, which 
is free to registered users of Snapz Pro X 2.0.x, may be downloaded 
here:

  http://www.AmbrosiaSW.com/utilities/snapzprox/
Snapz Pro X is a quantum leap in video capture technology, adroitly 
capturing full motion video of anything on your screen at a 
blistering pace, complete with digital audio, and an optional 
microphone voiceover.  Think of it as a digital video camera for your 
screen.   If a picture is worth a thousand words, imagine how 
priceless a movie would be for getting your point across.  Snapz Pro 
X makes short work of making training videos, producing product 
demos, creating tutorials, archiving streaming video, and anything 
else you can think of.

Find out why companies like Apple Computer, Inc., Adobe Systems Inc., 
Macromedia, Inc., and countless others rely on Snapz Pro X 2.0 when 
they need to convey an idea effectively.  Find out why average users 
are taking full motion video screen captures rather than the static 
screenshots of old.  Join the video capture revolution, download 
Snapz Pro X 2.0 today:

Snapz Pro X 2.0 costs $69.  Upgrades from Snapz Pro X 1.0 w/ movie 
capture are $20.  This upgrade is free to registered Snapz Pro X 2.0 
users.
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