ScreenSteps 2.1: Post to Blog and Improved PDF Export

ScreenSteps 2.1: Post to Blog and Improved PDF Export

ScreenSteps 2.1 Released - Adds Post to Blog Feature and Improved PDF Export

McLean, VA July 8, 2008

McLean, Virginia - Blue Mango Learning Systems announces the release of
version 2.1 of ScreenSteps, their visual documentation software.
ScreenSteps users can now post ScreenSteps lessons directly to WordPress,
TypePad, and Movable Type blogs.

In addition, PDF export is dramatically improved, adding more clarity to
screenshots and improving the formatting of PDF manuals.

ScreenSteps is a Windows and Mac software application that makes it easy to
answer technical questions with visual, step-by-step instructions. Users
capture a still image of every step of the task they are demonstrating.
ScreenSteps automatically creates a document for them in the background.
Then users can easily add image annotations and text.

Once the lesson is complete, users can post the result to their own blog,
export as HTML or PDF, or publish the lesson to ScreenSteps Live. With
ScreenSteps Pro, multiple lessons can be assembled into an HTML or PDF
manual.

The entire process takes just a few minutes and results in clear, easy to
follow instructions.

ScreenSteps is available for Mac and Windows in two versions, Standard
($39.95) and Pro ($59.95).

* ScreenSteps Website (http://www.screensteps.com)
* Screencasts (http://www.screensteps.com/screencasts)
* ScreenSteps Live Website (http://www.screenstepslive.com)
* ScreenSteps Blog (http://screensteps.com/blog)

Since 2003, Blue Mango Learning Systems has created innovative product
documentation solutions. They are currently based out of McLean, VA just
outside of Washington, DC.

Screensteps is made with Revolution, (http://www.runrev.com)

 
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