Screencast
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A screencast is a digital recording of computer screen output, also known as a video screen capture, often containing audio narration. Although the term screencast dates from 2004, products such as Lotus ScreenCam were used as early as 1994.[1][2] Early products produced large files and had limited editing features. More recent products support more compact file formats such as Adobe Flash and have more sophisticated editing features allowing changes in sequence, mouse movement, and audio.
Just as a screenshot is a picture of a user's screen, a screencast is essentially a movie of the changes over time that a user sees on his monitor.
While the relationship of stocks to the dollar has not always been ""down dollar = up stocks"" it has been this year. And in this market, that
ReplyDeletewhich gets rewarded gets repeated until someone's throat gets ripped out.
At times it has been that a strong dollar meant a strong America and a strong economy. All rules of logic are gone due to the oligarchs
running the government.
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