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Is there any specific questions you want to roll for our next episode? I know we haven't been through a lot but if there's anything that bothers you, wonder about etc., ask right here or leave me a PM if you feel better about that.
Is there any specific questions you want to roll for our next episode? I know we haven't been through a lot but if there's anything that bothers you, wonder about etc., ask right here or leave me a PM if you feel better about that.
- fred.
I have one:
I have a problem with the windbg tool. I'm not sure whether I do something but it keeps asking for the "Symbol File Path..."
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Great, it'll be submitted in the next episode. I realized that it might be a little waste of time doing small videos and previews etc., so what I'll do is just to upload one video with all the junk. An ultimate guide. Then I can do further small videos if it's necessary.
I'm finally done re-uploading all the videos after some copyright claims unfortunately! It took about 2½ hours, but it was worth it.
Sorry for all the confusions, no harm made and we're back on track.
I am not very much experienced with Camtasia, but But it is like the zoom mechanism of uploading profile images in Facebook etc A squarish area appears which is to adjust by dragging, isn't it?
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Thanks Archie! I hope I had your name right previously, tell me if I didn't, heh.
You can sort of like drag and drop the videos into the time-line of course, and I believe I saw a tool for zooming. I just need to learn the usage of it. Next time I hope I got it quite right, because this time I made it look, well not too good.
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Episode 7 has been updated with slightly handy zoom features which allow you to see a clear image when I'm typing commands, text, ID etc.
All videos will include this from now on.