How to make my screen zoom like this?!

How about this,

ZoomIt

osholt said:

rkf76 said:

Nah, that wasn't the video editing program. I've been searching for the past 2 days and cant find my answer, that's why I figured I'd post here. Windows 7 on a Mac? Anybody have any idea what feature/program that is?

Many screen capture programs do use this feature. It is most likely part of that.

You could always ask the guy on youTube.

Oli

I did, hopefully he answers. Didn't mean to come off as a know it all, lord knows how inexperienced I am with video editing software. I'll post back if I ever get an answer from that guy with how he did that.

archie123 said:

osholt said:

Alternatively you could use Windows Magnifying Glass which is part of Windows 7.

It accomplishes what you want to do but I don't know whether it's in a format you'll like.

Make items on the screen appear bigger (Magnifier)

Oli

as i was reading down this post thread by thread i was wondering why no one had mentioned the windows magnifier

this is more what your after though i think

Free Download: Free Zoom utility for Windows

thanks, I'll give that a shot. I tried magnifier and it wasn't like what's shown in the video, what's in the video is cool, magnifier makes me feel like an old geezer!

Well, I tried Zoomit, as soon as I clicked "magnify" my whole screen went black and that was all she wrote. I guess I'll pass

rkf76 said:

Well, I tried Zoomit, as soon as I clicked "magnify" my whole screen went black and that was all she wrote. I guess I'll pass

I just tried it with the Ctrl+1 and it zoomed for me, not real smooth, but it worked.

I dunno what happened but it wasn't cool. I had to restart in safe mode and do a system restore. I'll just learn to live iwith the issues until I get my 26" LED monitor

rkf76 said:

I dunno what happened but it wasn't cool. I had to restart in safe mode and do a system restore. I'll just learn to live iwith the issues until I get my 26" LED monitor

Hopefully you can find something that works for you. :)

I guess I'll give magnifier another shot and see how that works out, no harm in that