MacSnapper Creates Tutorials
specifically for creating step-by-step tutorials
Kedisoft has introduced MacSnapper, their annotation and documentation utility for Mac OS X Leopard. With a focus on ease-of-use, MacSnapper was developed specifically for creating step-by-step tutorials, manuals, kiosks, user guides or even personal notes.Designed from scratch to leverage the power and beauty of the Mac OS, MacSnapper will organize everything necessary to describe a project. Users may capture each step of the process. Screenshots may be taken directly from the application, or images may be easily imported from any source. Images are automatically sequenced in the order they were taken (or imported). And with MacSnapper's powerful annotation tools, images may be easily cropped and annotated.
Once a tutorial, manual, kiosk, or user guide (even personal notes) has been created, MacSnapper will faithfully export the lesson as a PDF, HTML web pages, or ever a WordPress blog. MacSnapper facilitates the creation of visual, detailed lessons in no time at all.
Minimum Requirements:
* Mac OS X Version 10.5.5 Leopard or later
* Universal Binary for PowerPC and Intel
* 13.4 MB Hard Drive space
MacSnapper 1.0 is priced at only $49.00 (USD). There is a demo available now. Images that are shared or saved will be watermarked until MacSnapper is registered.
Kedisoft ~ MacSnapper
Download MacSnapper: MacSnapper-1.0.dmg
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Headquartered in Frankfurt, Germany, Kedisoft is a privately funded company founded in 2007 by Ferhat Ayaz. With over thirteen years in software development, Kedisoft's aim is developing unique and useful software exclusively for the Mac platform, complemented by first-class customer support. Copyright 2007-2009 Kedisoft. All Rights Reserved. Apple, the Apple logo, are registered trademarks of Apple Computer in the U.S. and/or other countries.
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