Just Some Content & stuff <hi>.
Just Some Content & stuff <hi>.
Shows how to quickly download ScreenSteps 2, create a ScreenSteps Live account and configure ScreenSteps 2 for publishing to ScreenSteps Live.
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Téléphone. Go here. Watch the preview video - that will give you a good idea of what ScreenSteps 2 is all about. Then download the beta for Mac OS X in the bottom right corner.
Or you can just download the installer here.
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1. Select ScreenSteps from the drop-down menu for the account type.
2. Enter your server url. This will be the account name that you created when you signed up. It will normally look like youraccount.screenstepslive.com.
3. Enter your user name.
4. Enter your password.
5. Click Test Connection. If you get a green check-mark then everything is configured correctly. If you get a red x then please make sure that you have entered the information correctly and try again.
Capture your images, add your annotations, enter text, etc.
This lesson will demonstrate how to configure ScreenSteps to monitor a folder for new images. With folder watching turned on a new step will be created in the currently opened lesson whenever a supported image is added to the folder.
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From the General tab (1) click on the checkbox by the Folder to Watch field (2). This will turn folder watching on.
Click the Select button that appears beneath the Folder to Watch field.
Select a folder using the folder selection dialog that appears. Press OK.
The path to the folder will appear in the Folder to Watch field (1). As long as the checkbox remains checked (2) a new step will be created whenever an image is added to the folder and you have a lesson open for editing.
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At a minimum the Windows PATH environmental variable should contain the following paths:
C:\WINDOWS\system32;C:\WINDOWS;C:\WINDOWS\System32\Wbem
Sometimes programs may alter this setting causing certain functions not to work properly. This lesson will show you how to add these strings back to the PATH environmental variable.
Click on Start->Control Panel.
Click on the Advanced tab (1). Then click on the Environmental Variables (2) button.
Locate Path in the System variables list (1). Click on the Edit button (2).
The Path variable is a single line of paths to folders on your system. Each path is seperated by a semi-colon. Verify that each of the following three paths exist in the string. If one of the paths does not exist then add the path to the Variable value string. Use ; to seperate paths.
C:\WINDOWS\system32
C:\WINDOWS
C:\WINDOWS\System32\Wbem
Click OK when you are done.
