Show floor video: Screensteps makes documenting easier

December 31st, 1969 | Category: MacWorld

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Do you manufacture documentation? Do you constantly find yourself having to explain step-by-step procedures to do things on the Mac? BlueMango Learning Systems has been doing that stuff for a while, and the tedium eventually drove them to create their own tool to manufacture things faster. That’s innovation for you– whether you can’t find a tool, build one (that’s how Plasq wound up creating

Skitch). Screensteps is truly handy for anyone needing to illustrate steps, like bloggers doing how-to’s, all the way up to professional manual-makers. Scott got a quick demo on an excursion to Moscone West. Video after the jump.

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