- Quick specs
- Price: Free
- Operating system: Windows 2000/XP/Vista/NT
- Date added: October 22, 2007
- Total Downloads: 20,473
- Downloads last week: 103
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- Average user rating: stars out of 4 votes
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Publisher's description
From NYCircuits :Screenbook Maker is free software that allows you to create, publish and print computer tutorials. You can easily create books with screenshots and convert them to Windows Help files or post to the web. Screenbook Maker makes it easy to create walkthroughs with screenshots. Screenbook Maker automates the process of taking a screenshot and adding text to make pages and books, with tables of contents, indexes, and full text search.
Version 1.5.6 adds new "ext" format for bookshelves.
What's new in this version:
Version 1.5.6 adds new "ext" format for bookshelves.
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Version: Screenbook Maker 1.5.6
Pros: Excellent tool - robust and easy to use.
Cons: Would be nice if it could be exported or deployed as a stand-alone.
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Version: Screenbook Maker 1.5.6
"Screenbooks unfamiliar with their own product"
Pros: The program has great promise, but unfortunately whoever is developing it isn't interested in making it better. You can't beat free software, but when the Professional version offers very little in addition to the free, why upgrade?
Cons: Contact form response indicative that the creator isn't aware of how their own software works. When sbooks folders are converted for web use, most of the menu links stop working, creating dead end error pages. This is tacky, free or not. Needs fixing
Summary: It's a handy and creative tool for those who like making tutorials, like I do. But the bottom line is, free software or not, it needs to work right. I wanted to buy the professional package but learned that it lacked the type of UI I would consider ... read more >>
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