Crazy Question here
 

I want to give a visual demonstration to those who are going to be joining
our team - of how to use Excel to do our job. I was thinking Power Point
could some how record the use of Excel but I couldn't find any way of doing
this WITH Excel.
Then, through another project of mine I discovered Windows Movie Maker is on
my (fairly) new computer. I've played wiht still pictures and mixing it with
video. I think this would be great to use for what I'm intending... But the
only way I see this happening is if i take still pics of each step of my
"tutorial" and move the frames fast within WMM.

My question you all of you is... is there some easier way to create a
tutorial with MS Excel (within Office)?

Thanks for the help.

Crazy Question here
 

Within office, I don't know.

There is, however, a good documentation tool called SnagIt which does all
maner of screen captures, etc.

But it costs money so I don't know if that's an option for you.
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Brevity is the soul of wit.


"Mr BT" wrote:

I want to give a visual demonstration to those who are going to be joining
our team - of how to use Excel to do our job. I was thinking Power Point
could some how record the use of Excel but I couldn't find any way of doing
this WITH Excel.
Then, through another project of mine I discovered Windows Movie Maker is on
my (fairly) new computer. I've played wiht still pictures and mixing it with
video. I think this would be great to use for what I'm intending... But the
only way I see this happening is if i take still pics of each step of my
"tutorial" and move the frames fast within WMM.

My question you all of you is... is there some easier way to create a
tutorial with MS Excel (within Office)?

Thanks for the help.

Crazy Question here
 

Snagit or Camtasia Studio by TechSmith will do what you want and record a
video of exactly what you do on the PC and then allow you to play it back.

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Regards
Ken....................... Microsoft MVP - Excel
Sys Spec - Win XP Pro / XL 97/00/02/03

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It's easier to beg forgiveness than ask permission :-)
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"Mr BT" wrote in message
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I want to give a visual demonstration to those who are going to be joining
our team - of how to use Excel to do our job. I was thinking Power Point
could some how record the use of Excel but I couldn't find any way of doing
this WITH Excel.
Then, through another project of mine I discovered Windows Movie Maker is
on my (fairly) new computer. I've played wiht still pictures and mixing it
with video. I think this would be great to use for what I'm intending...
But the only way I see this happening is if i take still pics of each step
of my "tutorial" and move the frames fast within WMM.

My question you all of you is... is there some easier way to create a
tutorial with MS Excel (within Office)?

Thanks for the help.

Crazy Question here
 

Excellent, excellent. Thank you both of you. That's awesome!!


"Ken Wright" wrote in message
...
Snagit or Camtasia Studio by TechSmith will do what you want and record a
video of exactly what you do on the PC and then allow you to play it
back.

--
Regards
Ken....................... Microsoft MVP - Excel
Sys Spec - Win XP Pro / XL 97/00/02/03

------------------------------*------------------------------*----------------
It's easier to beg forgiveness than ask permission :-)
------------------------------*------------------------------*----------------



"Mr BT" wrote in message
news:bNQHg.460144$Mn5.432509@pd7tw3no...
I want to give a visual demonstration to those who are going to be joining
our team - of how to use Excel to do our job. I was thinking Power Point
could some how record the use of Excel but I couldn't find any way of
doing this WITH Excel.
Then, through another project of mine I discovered Windows Movie Maker is
on my (fairly) new computer. I've played wiht still pictures and mixing
it with video. I think this would be great to use for what I'm
intending... But the only way I see this happening is if i take still
pics of each step of my "tutorial" and move the frames fast within WMM.

My question you all of you is... is there some easier way to create a
tutorial with MS Excel (within Office)?

Thanks for the help.