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theWPresser · 6 months ago

Snag a copy of Snagit and Camstasia Studio http://is.gd/UD5l

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ChristieSilver · 6 months ago

I can’t work w/o it RT @styletime: @theWPresser Snag a copy of Snagit and Camtasia Studio http://is.gd/UD5l

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D Peter · 6 months ago

With the digital world, it's important to present pictures and videos. That's how people learn. SnagIt and Camtasia would let me do just that!

woony · 6 months ago

Hi,
I prefer Snagit, I used to have it, but missed a few upgrades and would be great to enjoy this wonderful tool again.

Thanks in advance :)

Steve Tolley · 6 months ago

As I run a Photoshop Tutorials Website, this will allow me to make screencast tutorials as well as written tutorials, therefore also allowing me to make tutorials when Im short on time and havent got time to write out and screenshot them!

Thanks!

iamkhayyam · 6 months ago

I dabble in a bit of screencasting here and there from time to time ;)

Wouldn't hurt to have some boss software to go with it...

Congrats on the beginning of your new venture on this site.

Cheers! [_]D

cflinnds · 6 months ago

Running Windows? –> RT @styletime @theWPresser Snag a copy of Snagit and Camtasia Studio http://is.gd/UD5l

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Sean · 6 months ago

I just got a snagit license because the product has been incredibly helpful for creating documentation. I'd love to be able to do the same thing for video.

Sean

Jorge Junior · 6 months ago

This is one of most usefull tools i heard. Great to drop tutorial or profissional presentations

there are similar softwares in teh market, but just camtasia do the job.

peace!

Patric Schmid · 6 months ago

I'm publishing free Usability Checks on Benutzerzentrale.de helping Designers bring more Usable Websites to birth. There are way to many Unusable Sites online, i want to change this!

With the Studio i could improve my screencasts in so many ways...

Greetings
Patric

Benutzerzentrale - For a usable world.

Rob Barrett · 6 months ago

Cheers Reggie, it's a cool prize to kick off the site with!

I'd love a copy of Camtasia. It'd save me so much time and effort in explaining to clients how to manage their own sites. Even better, if the client forgets the explanation, there's always going to be a video on file that they can check up on.

Plus I'd love to get more tutorials up on my site, and I think the speed and ease of video and screencast tutorials is the way to go!

Lolly · 6 months ago

could use it for work - we create flash demos of our software all the time but are tooooooo cheap to order new tools. Ugh. So embarrassing.

amy Duey · 6 months ago

I have been using snagit and camtasia at my present place of employment but am getting ready to move on and into some freelance work at the end of the month. Having both of these great tools available as a freelancer in design, technical writing, and quality assurance would be FANTASTIC!!

Yeti · 6 months ago

I have been wanting to do some HDR tutorials this would definitely help get that done.

Alan brown · 6 months ago

I've been a diehard mac-user and for year, but now with the rich media going through such a big change I have look beyond Flash started to learn Silverlight and that means more and more time in Windows. I'm starting to look for tools like those I have on the mac (Snapz-Pro & LittleSnapper). Camtasia Studio & Snagit look like the best out there ;)

Juggling Mike · 6 months ago

I`ve used SnagIt in prior jobs and I find it to be a great tool. I never bought myself a personal license, but I often found cases in which I knew SnagIt would have been useful!

Ahmed El Gamil · 6 months ago

Camtasia is a state of the art desktop recording application, it does have everything feature you can imagine ..

Steve Robillard · 6 months ago

I want to win this prize as I am currently working on moving our main product from the desktop to a web platform. Experience has taught me 1 thing when it comes to user documentation a picture is worth more than a thousand words. My end users like the ability to watch me perform the same procedure in a movie they can pause etc.

Skalawag · 6 months ago

Camtasia would be useful to create some editing tutorials for my students. I've wanted to get into that for a while. Also I've never used SnagIt, but have heard good things and would like to try it.

creattica · 6 months ago

My mate Reggie (brand new site) also has a copy SnagIt and Camtasia to giveaway so head on over and comment! http://bit.ly/5wG2o

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Jason · 6 months ago

Love SnagIt for images, and would love to extend to Camtasia's elegance for screen recording and video. Also, giveaway closes on my birthday -- why not add Camtasia to the haul? :-)

Tedi · 6 months ago

Awesome giveaway, thank you! It would be awesome to win this because I write tutorials all the time and these would be fantastic for facilitating my job! Good luck to all!

Derek · 6 months ago

SnagIt looks awesome.

Benjamin Reid · 6 months ago

Camtasia would be a great help for my blogging, I'm using iShowU HD for capturing my screencasts at the moment, but it's just missing some of nicer features to bring the screencasts to life a bit.

Congrats on the new site too! :)

JLinden · 6 months ago

I'm new to SnagIt, and it seems to be an awesome program for capturing images and other useful information from the web for instance.
And on top of that, I'm a lazy guy - I need it!

Also, Camtasia would probably change my freetime alot. I have always wanted to create screencasts and such, and this would be a great opportunity to do so.

Thanks for giving away quality software!

stephen · 6 months ago

See it as very useful as a teaching aid

CJ · 6 months ago

Never seen anyone give away camtasia before. I'm a graphic designer and blogger and have been itching to get into video tutorials. These two programs would be an awesome start.

Nice work and thanks for the giveaway.

Lilliana · 6 months ago

I'd looove to get SnagIt and Camtasia. I've been wanting to do screencasts for so long, but they're a leetle too expensive for me. :)

This is an amazing giveaway! Also, congrats on the great site!

mrhaw · 6 months ago

Camtasia seems REALLY nice! : )

mary · 6 months ago

I write a lot of tutorials (mostly Drupal and MODx how-tos) but I've been wanting to get into screencasting for a while now. Getting a copy of Camtasia Studio and snagIt will help me make my tutorials more powerful by adding a screencast to each written tutorial so those who are visual learners can learn as they watch me build websites.

thanks! :)

Luke Jones · 6 months ago

Being an author of many different articles helping people with website design, this software will allow me to present individuals who are learning with visual stimuli to aid them even further, something that text and screenshots cannot do alone.

Nic Brownlee · 6 months ago

I'm working on doing some design tutorials / screen cast on my site and this would be a great start !

Rohan · 6 months ago

Because I'm number 29.

Serious. Number 29 deserves a prize.

Andrew · 6 months ago

Just hand it over. or the kittens die. We wouldn't want that to happen, now would we?

kidding

I've made tutorial videos for various products but only using camtasia 5. It would simply be fantastic to get hold of the latest. having the high def capability would rock. I love doing top quality work.

I've never used Snagit and havent had the funds for it yet... hey, I'm sure it's a great system and would be thrilled to get it from you. I know I would make good use of it.


:D
Andrew

Simon · 6 months ago

Because I'm a reseller and I could make a visual tutorial on why people should buy Snagit and Camtasia Studio.

styletime · 6 months ago

Snag a copy of Snagit and Camtasia Studio http://bit.ly/8XyiW

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Sandy Ussia · 6 months ago

Hi,
I've been hearing lots of good things about Camtasia... it seems like all my tech acquaintences are using it to create little screencasts for training. I'd like to be able to create software training videos for use within my company, but don't have any room in the budget just now.
Thanks!
- Sandy

Derek Loewen · 6 months ago

I've been looking at screen capture software for a while, but its a little too expensive while being a student. Either that, or the feature set is lacking to do a useful screencast.

Often on forums people will request how to get a around a certain problem either with a 3d app, photoshop, or more general things. In the past I've used wink, but having Camtasia would allow me to edit, embed, and share the files easier.

I've also been building a new tutorial site that will focus on Swift 3d, a 3d companion to Flash. A video capture solution would really help. And to supplement the screencast, I would need to take screenshots quickly without going into a bigger image editor such as Photoshop, which is where Snagit would fit into the picture.

At any rate, its cool that you're giving this away, someone will be very happy with it. I've tried the demo in the past, and the software is really easy to use.

faryl · 6 months ago

I'm bootstrapping my wordpress hosting/consulting business to help give non-technies a voice on the internet by helping them set up blogs/websites.

My inspiration for this has been my own experience with WordPress and the greater blogging community - it's motivated me to pursue a career doing something I love, instead of settling for an office job for financial security.

It would be great to be able to use the best of the best to create the tutorials I've been preparing.

(congrats on your launch & thanks for the giveaway!)

Webie · 6 months ago

I would love to have both SnagIt and Camtasia. They are great tools, I have used them both in the past. My budget is pretty tight right now, and free software would make a great present :)

Sue · 6 months ago

I teach distance learning courses for a community college (Photoshop, Flash, Dreamweaver). I would love to be able to create video tutorials for my students but the cost of Camtasia has been prohibitively expensive. Since I do not see the students in class, I have to create my notes with screenshots and typed instructions - not the most effective tool for explaining how to perform tasks.

I also am a freelance web developer and often have to walk clients through a task via the phone, which can be frustrating for both myself and the client. Creating video user guides, walking them through updating their own site, would be much more user-friendly and empowering for the clients, also allowing them to save and rewatch the video at their own pace.

Nguyen Hai Van · 6 months ago

I am an Instructional Designer. Snagit and Camtasia are power tools for us to build effective e-learning courses. Thanks Techsmith for this offer.

__Deb · 6 months ago

Get free copies of Camtasia and Snagit! (Offer expires next week) http://bit.ly/1tkWl

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sergi_bosch · 6 months ago

dear wpresser,

i'm not a beggar, but i really want camtasia. just give me the fucking thing already alright? please!! come on! i don't even understand, am i going to get a copy simply for posting here? is this a contest? look, i taught elementary school in the new york public schools for 3 years and then in the chicago public school for another 5. now i'm a developer and i want to do screencasts for children and adults to learn technology. ok? COME ON ALREADY! (peace)

Dave Anthold · 6 months ago

I would love to be able to extend tech training for our church with the use of these software pieces. It's hard to get everyone together & creating tutorials would be fantastic - passing on the knowledge with digital technology.

aprilmartin · 6 months ago

Reading: “Snag a copy of Snagit and Camtasia Studio | theWPresser” (http://twitthis.com/57qiwm)

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agent_kernal · 6 months ago

I use snag-it, jing and screencast , at work, but for my personal WP blog i've just started, which aims to help out young business people to the marketing agency world - I would really benefit from having this suite of tools to help teach and give work productivity tutorials!!!

Mark · 6 months ago

I'd love a copy of both if possible, they look like awesome products!

Bill Kracke · 6 months ago

I am just now offering digital coaching to my clients. I've been using Jing to set up short "How to ..." videos for my subscribers. "How to paste from Word into Wordpress" "How to set up GMail as a central inbox"

My clients love it. I love doing it.

But Jing ties my hands when it comes to editing. I would love to have Camtasia Studio to present a truly polished product.

Isaac · 6 months ago

Mainly because I've used the trial version and it rocks. Would like to continue creating screencasts, helping out the community.

ZeroCool · 6 months ago

I will soon have to make a couple of screencast tutorials for www.infocity.si. It would be great if I could use the best software in the industry.

perrychamber · 6 months ago

Snag a copy of Snagit and Camtasia Studio http://tinyurl.com/lgbrmy (via @mixcss)

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Stephen · 6 months ago

I am getting heavy into video lately, using it for training courses and the like. Camtasia would be perfect for a new tutorial service that I am thinking about offering to my clients!

Pat Vanden Bosche · 6 months ago

I run a Chamber of Commerce in a very underserved, rural area of Tennessee. It is important to keep up with the trends of the internet. Snagit and Camtasia are perfect for creating videos that would help our county present itself in the best light. As they say, pictures are worth a thousand words!

andy matthews · 6 months ago

I use Jing already and love it. I'm actually going to be purchasing the Pro version at the end of the week. With me delivering more and more video on my site, Camtasia would be an awesome thing to have and use for editing.

I'd love a copy.

Kathy Cannon · 6 months ago

Recently we got a call to our tech desk help line from a faculty member. She had a multi-legged creature in her computer screen. In it. Yep, it was actually behind the glass on her monitor.

I know that screencasting is a great way to capture bugs in the software maintenance stage of the SDLC. So, I'm just wondering if it could have helped us "locate" her bug and fix it. Hee, hee.

Seriously, I need some Camtasia to document usability issues in the world's best LMS, Moodle. And to help train busy faculty!

Thanks for the offer!
- kathy c

Peter · 6 months ago

I'm working on tutorials on Office and Web and would be great to this software. I've seen it in action at a client and liked it a lot.

Roger · 6 months ago

OK so to announce the Winners...

Firstly Thanks all for coming along to the blog I hope you subscribed! ;)

1st Prize goes to Rob Barrett who wins the copy of Camtasia!

2nd Prize goes to Faryl who wins the copy of SnagIt!

Congrats both, drop me an note on Twitter or through the contact form so I can get your licence keys to you...