[senit] Constructing Flash Tutorials

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Simon Bloor <simon.bloor at access-summit.org.uk> wrote:
  Dear all

Not sure if I'm using the right terminology here but...

We're looking for an open source application to capture screen shots /
events to put together tutorials for some assistive tech applications.
We have been using WINK but have noticed some problems with audio
matching to on-screen events after rendering.

Could anyone recommend an alternative?

Many thanks

Simon

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