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My Screen Recorder Pro
v2.67
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Adding Mouse Effects |
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Drawing the viewers’
attention to a
particular part of the
screen may be
essential when you want
to explain a diagram or
deal
with complex,
information-dense
material. By
default,
My Screen Recorder Pro
captures the mouse
cursor when you point
and click while making a
screen recording but it
can do a lot more.
You can select from a
variety of mouse
cursors from a pre-set
list or create your own, and
use special mouse effects in
different colors, shapes
and sizes to let the
viewer know when you
click the mouse buttons. |
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The Mouse Image
and Mouse Effects
features put important
portions of the screen
“under a spotlight”.
You can control them by
clicking on the Tools
menu > Settings >
Effects tab. |
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To record the
mouse cursor, make sure that the
Capture mouse cursor
while recording
option is checked.
Unless you change the
Mouse Image, you will see the default
cursor image during
playback. Click
on the Mouse Image
button to choose a custom cursor
from the list of the
ones available: Pen,
Hand, Arrow
or Pencil.
This allows you to use a
mouse image that suits
the tone of the material
being recorded or lends
a unique and
personalized appeal to
the recording. You
can also use any .ICO
file as a custom mouse
cursor. |
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The Mouse Image
feature adds aesthetic appeal, or
gives your work a personal
touch. Mouse
Effects is
more practical. Applying effects can be
useful when mouse
clicks need to be
highlighted, and when the
viewer needs to easily
identify whether the left
or right mouse button is being used.
This may come in handy
when working with software
applications, where you
need to clearly show what to click and
how. |
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You can emphasize mouse
movements, and visually
indicate left and right
mouse button clicks, by
changing the Mouse
Effects options.
Click on the Tools
menu > Settings >
Effects tab >
Mouse Effects.
For each setting type, you select the
Shape, Shape Size
and Color. A
rectangular preview box
for each of these
options shows you how
exactly the effect would
look like. |
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The image given above
shows you the default
settings for Mouse
Effects. |
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The
Highlight mouse
movements option
surrounds the mouse
pointer with a geometric
shape (Circle, Ellipse,
Square or
Rectangle). When you
choose to Highlight
mouse clicks, you
can select either Rings or
Circles,
independently for each
button. When the
button is pressed, the
recording shows either a
ring or circle. |
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Drag the Shape size
slider to
adjust the size of the
highlight. Click the
Color button to
change the color
of the highlight. You
can select from basic or
custom colors. |
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Focusing your
viewer's attention
on that important
part of your
recording becomes
more creative and
effective with My
Screen Recorder Pro.
Not only can you
change the look of
your mouse cursor,
you can also light
up the area you
point to. The viewer
can clearly
differentiate
between the right
and left mouse
clicks. Be
sure that the right
part of the screen
is in the limelight! |
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