Can you recommend a low-cost or open source screen-capture program that will let me make screen-cast movies of what happens on my Windows computer screen?There are a number of them out there, but the one I really like is called Wink from DebugMode. Wink is a Windows application distributed as freeware; the source does not seem to be available, and the author asks that if you redistribute the program that you get permission first. Wink is a “Tutorial and Presentation creation software, primarily aimed at creating tutorials…”. Wink comes in a Zip file containing a Windows installer package. After unpacking the Zip file and installing the program you can use it to capture what happens on your screen two different ways. You can have Wink capture screen shots automatically every few seconds, or you can have Wink capture screen shots in response to mouse and keyboard input. You can start and stop the capture and switch to the other method all inside one capture session, and when you are done the program produces a flash movie and an index Web page to load the presentation. The presentation created can be viewed in a Web browser on the desktop or it can be loaded to your favorite Web server. One of the nicest features is that you can also choose to create a PDF version of the presentation suitable for printing. Related content news analysis Gartner: 2021 IT spending rally could hit $3.9T Gartner says businesses need to advance their digital-transformation plans 5 years to survive in a post-pandemic world. By Michael Cooney Jan 25, 2021 3 mins Cloud Computing Data Center Enterprise Applications news analysis Cisco takes additional steps to fight counterfeit network gear Cisco has added new security labels and enhanced cooperation with online marketplaces to crack down on criminals hawking counterfeit network hardware and software. By Michael Cooney Dec 16, 2020 4 mins Computers and Peripherals Enterprise Applications Networking news analysis Should you be concerned about the Windows XP leak? Windows XP code is almost 20 years old, but it could still live on in newer operating systems. By Andy Patrizio Sep 29, 2020 4 mins Data Center Enterprise Applications news analysis AI system analyzes code similarities, makes progress toward automated coding Researchers from Intel, MIT and Georgia Tech are working on an AI engine that can analyze code similarities to determine what code actually does, setting the stage for automated software writing. By Patrick Nelson Aug 13, 2020 3 mins Computers and Peripherals Enterprise Applications PODCASTS VIDEOS RESOURCES EVENTS NEWSLETTERS Newsletter Promo Module Test Description for newsletter promo module. Please enter a valid email address Subscribe