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  1. dw96
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    I tried HyperCam, but it still wasn't what I'm looking for. And since you're all saying I should check Camtasia out then fine I'll download it and post my opinion after a couple o' minutes (unless it's so good I totally forget).
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  3. dw96
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    LIKE, OH MY GOD!!! Camtasia is T-H-E PERFECT SCREEN RECORDER EVARRR!!! I am so buying it! Thanks guys! Rep for all that suggested Camtasia!!!

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  4. Tews
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    Glad you like it!!
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  6. nate42nd
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    dw96 said:
    LIKE, OH MY GOD!!! Camtasia is T-H-E PERFECT SCREEN RECORDER EVARRR!!! I am so buying it! Thanks guys! Rep for all that suggested Camtasia!!!

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    Sweeeeeeeeet! Glad it helped.
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  7. tabreslin
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    dw96 said:
    LIKE, OH MY GOD!!! Camtasia is T-H-E PERFECT SCREEN RECORDER EVARRR!!! I am so buying it! Thanks guys! Rep for all that suggested Camtasia!!!

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    Good to hear you like it. Remember to take advantage of the FREE Screencast account for uploading to the Web directly from Camtasia.

    https://www.screencast.com/signup.aspx
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  8. WiNd0Ws7
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    dw96 said:
    LIKE, OH MY GOD!!! Camtasia is T-H-E PERFECT SCREEN RECORDER EVARRR!!! I am so buying it! Thanks guys! Rep for all that suggested Camtasia!!!

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    Yes, Camtasia rules
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  10. grimreaper
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    nate42nd you da man
    and here i thought what i was using was ok...wow
    That Camtasia software is incredible....
    Thank you for the suggestion:)

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  11. Musik
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    I use Screen VidShot. It's not free but have a trial version. The trial version differs from paid that the logo is constantly shown and now i think about program purchase.
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  12. mishel
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    I use too Screen VidShot, to me has very much helped.
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