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Camtasia Is Easy

David and I recently went to an AutoCAD seminar here in KC at Union Station hosted by Mid-West CAD. Presenters were both from Autodesk and Mid-West CAD. We learned about the new features of several Autodesk products including: AutoCAD 2007, Civil 3D 2007 and Revit 2007.

The most beneficial thing I took from the seminar was the existence of Camtasia Studio. This is a fantastic product that allows you to take PowerPoint presentations and publish them to the web using Flash. Now I can quickly publish marketing demos, training videos and more to our website. I downloaded the 30-day demo and quickly produced this in only 15 minutes start to finish.

It is very affordable and we are excited about its potential for our existing and future clients!

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Anonymous said…
Hi Kyle,

Thanks for the mention!

Let me know when you post some of your PowerPoint presentations recorded with Camtasia Studio! I'd love to see them and share them with the team.

And, please send any feedback you have after using Camtasia Studio. We're always working to improve it...

Thanks for using Camtasia Studio! Drop me an email...I'd like to talk more with you.

Betsy Weber, Chief Evangelist
TechSmith
1:15 PM
Anonymous said…
nothing better than a company paying attention to bloggers. when we drop TAlpha, I hope we are this good about responding to bloggers.
1:26 PM
Anonymous said…
I love your website. It has a lot of great pictures and is very informative.
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