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Text Tool Features You May Not Know About

Posted on Wednesday September 17, 2008 by Mike Curtis

That little text tool--you may have used it hundreds of times and yet it might be keeping secrets from you! Currently the text tool works a little differently on Windows and Mac.

Check out these short videos below: You might know everything there is to know about the text tool, but...I bet you might just learn a little something new!

Windows: http://www.screencast.com/t/DMIJpex699 (1:13)
Mac: http://www.screencast.com/t/Pn3BOog8D (1:40)

Comments (5)

Teck :

Thank you for the tips very much appreciated.

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K. Jusupov :

Are there any plans to have the text color and box color to be different?

Example: box color would be red, whereas the text inside would be blue...

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Hi,

I use Jing on Mac. I would like to use the text tool annotate some demo videos. The problem that I am having is that I can't get the jing editor to appear for videos - it only appears for images. What am I doing wrong?

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Mike Curtis, TechSmith :

Hi John, You're not doing anything wrong. Unfortunately, Jing is only capable of annotating images. Jing does not have any call out or visual effects for video. We appreciate your feedback!
Mike Curtis, TechSmith

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Dave Topham :

Is there a way to make the frame around the text annotations thinner? i.e. Change line thickness in general.

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