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• This trial version is for 30 days free evaluation;
• Fully registered version can be purchased securely online;
• The registered version provides better fonts for printing and display, and a full bilingual dictionary.

Requirement: Windows XP/Vista/7/8/8.1/10, Server 2003/2008/2012, 32/64 bits

Download as EXE file via FTP or HTTP

Download as ZIP file via FTP or HTTP

Requirement: Mac OSX version 10.6 to 10.14

Download as ZIP file via FTP or HTTP

After downloading is finished, Mac will automatically extract NJStar Chinese WP from the zip file into Mac's Download folder. If the downloaded zip file is not extracted automatically, please double click it to extract.

1. Please move/drag the 'NJStar Chinese WP' icon to another folder, such as ~/Desktop or ~/Applications This step is very IMPORTANT for macOS Sierra (v10.12), High Sierra (v10.13) and Mojave (v10.14)

2. Please RIGHT click the 'NJStar Chinese WP' icon and then select 'Open' to run (for the first time only).

Free Jing Download For Windows

After purchased the NJStar Chinese WP registered version, you can download the Windows EXE file and then drag-and-drop it to the NJStar Chinese WP App icon.

Running Linux? download windows EXE and install it under WINE 1.5+ via FTP or HTTP

I've explained before that I often use Skitch for support purposes. That can be very helpful, but sometimes it isn't quite enough: sometimes I really need to SHOW someone how to do something with their computer - where to click, what will happen when they click. I need a movie of the on-screen actions.

I made a little effort to find something that would do that but wasn't very successful because I was using the wrong search terms. If you try 'record onscreen video', you'll do much better than I did.

I did eventually find CamStudio, but that's Windows only. I needed Mac OS X, but I didn't find it.

Twitter came to my rescue when KidTechGuru twitted his post on How to Snap A Screenshot or Record A Video of Onscreen Action for Free(link dead, sorry). He didn't mention that there was an OS X version, but I followed through out of curiosity and was delighted to discover that this has both Windows and Mac OS X downloads.

Jing App For Mac

I downloaded the software immediately and found it very easy to use. Skitch is probably easier for still snapshots of your screen - Jing takes several more keystrokes, but also offers far more options so I'm not complaining. When you activate Jing (which can be done with a hotkey) you first select the screen area you want to record and then choose whether you are just doing a screenshot or a movie. If it is a movie, there's a countdown and then you just go ahead and do whatever you wanted to demonstrate. When you are done, you can save the video (swf format) to your local machine or upload it somewhere to share. Jing integrates this with their Screencast site, making that an easy choice. You can record up to 5 minutes of video.

I recorded the video in the link below without sound so it shouldn't bother anyone around you.

Link: (this could have been imbedded here also but it is a bit wide so I decided to link to it instead)
https://www.screencast.com/t/DIdob2Y6o

I realized that for a real effort I'd want to slow down much more so that the mouse cursor can be more easily followed. Of course a voice-over would help that also.

I can think of lots of other places I could use this - I could embed demonstrations into 'how-to' articles here or even offer them as extra cost content for those too lazy to read.

Good stuff. Free download. Mac OS X and Windows.

How To Download Jing

Tony Lawrence2009-01-09 Rating: 4.0