ScreenCast Caps

Great thing to display keys pressed on screen, and draw. Suitable for screen recording, screencasting, and tutorials. This follows a different style of displaying keystrokes. Keystrokes are arranged in a row or in a column, which is much more convenient to keep track of which key was pressed. There are different directions for printing keystrokes. Keystroke can be moved to any place on the screen with the mouse. There is also an on-screen keyboard and mouse that highlight the buttons that were pressed. The keyboard and mouse can be disabled, and only keystrokes can be left, or vice versa. Quickly draw simple shapes on the screen - arrows, lines, frames, text. There is also sound of keys being pressed.