3. Capture what you see.
Initiate a capture by clicking Jing's
happy always-ready "sun" icon.
You can capture a window, pane,
or region.
Make a point.
Need to emphasize or explain?
Mark up your screenshot with a
text box, arrow, highlight, or
rectangle.
Share instantly.
Just tell Jing where to
send the screenshot
and it's there and ready
to share. When you
send to a destination
like Screencast.com or
Flickr, Jing even places
a hyperlink on your
clipboard.
No need to wait.
Simply paste the
link into an IM, e-
mail, forum post,
anywhere…and
when the person
clicks it they see
your freshly-
uploaded
screenshot.

4. • Jing records to the SWF format at 10 FPS and
has its own built-in play controls.
• Jing records its audio from your microphone,
not the system sound you hear from your
speakers.
• There is a 5 minute limit for recording video.

5. Record what you see (and do).
Select a window or region and Jing will record
everything that appears in that area. Point to
things with your mouse, scroll, flip through
photos, click around in a website or
application…Jing captures it.
Narrate on the fly.
If your computer has a
microphone, Jing can
record your
commentary at the
same time. Since
everyone prefers short
and sweet, recording
time is capped at 5
minutes.
Share at the speed
of conversation.
As soon as you're done
recording, your screencast movie
is ready to upload. The moment
it's on Screencast.com, you've
got a link ready to paste and
share.
Want options?
Jing can put Screencast.com
embed code on your
clipboard instead of a link.
Or you can save the SWF
Flash video to a directory or
FTP/SFTP site.

9. Evaluations
• Jason
– http://tiny.cc/w6sgu