Camtasia can use Flash as well. The example I linked to was Flash. But
that’s also kind of expensive. $300. Add that to the $70 that Snap Pro X
costs and it’s starting to add up. I doubt there’s much of a discount
for open source projects 
Yeah, I used that before. Last time I checked Camtasia only rendered the
movie into flash. RoboDemo has the ability to only capture screens if
something changes and it has optimizations for keyboard and mouse
movements. Your test movie could be done in RoboDemo at about 1/3 to 1/2
of the size of Camtasia (if it hasn’t learned this stuff in a more
current version than I have used). Also, I found it to be way easier to
use. It seems more integrated if your target is Flash. There is even a
Flash module so you can script your recordings in AS after your done.
RoboDemo = 425,24 EUR
Flash Plugin = 99$
That is not something you would easily shell out if you can’t something
regain that through a commercial project.
Sascha
So let ‘big hardware’ do the work and give developers fridays off to
drink beer.
Word
Sascha
PS: Although I would prefer a nice bottle of wine
Nobu wrote:
Can anyone tell me how to get FileUtils to do what I want i.e. copy
the contents of one directory to another directory, recursively?
FileUtils.cp_r( source + "/.", dest )
That shouldn't be necessary, surely!? I consider that a bug.
Gavin
Hi,
At Wed, 4 Aug 2004 17:07:45 +0900,
Gavin Sinclair wrote in [ruby-talk:108287]:
>> Can anyone tell me how to get FileUtils to do what I want i.e. copy
>> the contents of one directory to another directory, recursively?
>
> FileUtils.cp_r( source + "/.", dest )
That shouldn't be necessary, surely!? I consider that a bug.
cp_r("foo", dest) copies "foo" underneath dest, but Stephen
wants it to copy files under "foo", doesn't he?
The error certainly is a bug (and I've just posted a patch
[ruby-dev:24018]), but still I'd recommend the above method
since Dir.glob doesn't return dot files.
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Nobu Nakada