Though instead of just being a very simplistic tool with only a few features, Jing packs in a ton of different features and all sorts of functionality without costing a lot or using a ton of processing power. Toward the lower end in terms of price and size, you will find Jing. These are usually labeled as "screen capture" programs, and the competition ranges from small, free apps that are light and simple to use, to very complex, full-sized programs that are expensive and sap up a ton of resources on the PC. So if anyone could help me out with the wildcards in Vista/XP for %user% or %appdata% (I don't know what they are, if those are it woo hoo) then we could possible have something here.There are a lot of different programs out there available that were made to allow you to capture certain things on your computer screen. And since it stores next to nothing on the harddrive (nothing if I make this batch file.) I think it could be done. NET framework.NET is becoming more and more popular amongst computers everyone I know has it from auto-updates from microsoft. I'm currently working on this batch file, which would be really simple if frekkin vista didn't move the application data folder in Vista. Convert this from bat-to-exe, give it the command for "run/start app\jing.exe" And we have ourselves something.
It would probably be possible, though, to make a batch file that would copy the data from the USB drive to the host machine and then delete it afterwords. It stores it's info in an XML document on the host computer atĬ:\Documents and Settings\\Local Settings\Application Data\TechSmith\Jing It doesn't store any of it's info in the registry, unless you setup start at startup which I didn't do. I ran it from a USB drive and found something out.
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