Here's a good rundown of both Mac and Windows software. Camtasia is working on a new version for Mac but it's not out yet. http://all-streaming-media.com/record-video-stream/screen-capture-software.h tm You can also check version tracker, but I think the main software to use is SnapzPro. I do know that some people use Camtasia for Windows and link to their mac with screen sharing software to capture the mac video. Will Will Loving, President Dedication Technologies, Inc. on 9/19/07 8:01 AM, Shel Horowitz at shel at frugalfun.com wrote: > I thought iMovie had this capability, but I just opened it up to play > with it and can't find any way to record. I don't need any frills > whatsoever, just a way of creating a training video of someone > sitting in front of the computer and talking, like Camtasia for the > PC except I don't even need to put in screen shots (though that > wouldn't be a bad feature). > > I am doing media training with a client on Monday and want to test > this first, so there's some urgency. > > PS--Thanks, HT, for the fabulous workshop last night. I will now be > introducing myself by saying > > "I show the world the *value* in your *values.* -- -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- DEDICATION TECHNOLOGIES, INC. - Developers of StudioSchool Pro - Professional FileMaker Pro Database Development For Non-Profits, Business, and Education ----------------------------------- 7 Coach Lane Amherst, MA 01002-3304 USA Tel:1 413 253-7223 (GMT 5) Fax:1 206 202-0476 will at dedicationtechnologies.com http://dedicationtechnologies.com http://studioschoolpro.com -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-