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How Can I See Which Web Servers I've Uploaded a Lesson To?
This lesson will show you how to see which web servers you have posted a lesson to.
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Importing a Plain Text File Into a Lesson
Updated on: Sep 07, 2016
ScreenSteps can import text files into a lesson. This lesson will show you how.
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Removing The Lesson Description From the Table of Contents
When exporting a manual to HTML using a default template the lesson description is included in the table of contents page. This lesson will show you how to remove the lesson description.
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Embedding QuickTime Movies
Updated on: Sep 07, 2016
This lesson will show you how you can embed QuickTime movies that you export from QuickTime Player Pro into a ScreenSteps lesson.
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Displaying Code Snippets In A Step
Updated on: Sep 07, 2016
<p>The video embed feature in ScreenSteps is primarily used for displaying video in the step media area when exporting to HTML. Really it is just a means of adding raw HTML code to your lesson which means you can insert any HTML or javascript you want to. </p> <p>When writing tutorials for progr... -
Registering ScreenSteps With a ScreenSteps Live Account
If you have a ScreenSteps Live account that includes desktop licenses then use the following steps to register your software.
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Adding ScreenSteps HTML Output to a RapidWeaver Page
This lesson will show you how to add HTML output from ScreenSteps to a RapidWeaver page.
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Embedding Video into MindTouch
Updated on: Sep 07, 2016
Although Mindtouch doesn't support actual HTML embed code it does support a media extension that can be used for embedding various media types. Take a look at the documentation on the mindtouch site for more info.
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Embedding Video From Screencast.com
Updated on: Sep 07, 2016
This lesson will show you how to embed content from Screencast.com into a ScreenSteps step.
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How Can I Start A Sequence Annotation On a Number Other Than 1?
By default the Sequence annotation always starts on the number 1 for each step. Starting with version 2.6 of ScreenSteps you can set what number Sequence annotations should start on for any given step.