In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: When you first start Camtasia, you will be taken to the Editor window. This is where the meat and potatoes of the Camtasia program can be found. You will use the Editor to start your recording and then clean it up after you are finished. This is located in the upper-left corner of the Camtasia window. Clicking the button will automatically minimize the Camtasia Editor window and open the control panel for the screen recording. If you are going to be switching between multiple windows, you will find it easiest to record your entire screen. Full Screen recording is enabled by default. You can create a custom-sized recording area by clicking the Custom button. A dashed line will appear around the area that will be recorded. If you want to use your webcam, enable it by clicking the Webcam button. If you have multiple microphones connected to your computer, click the down arrow next to the "Audio" button to select the one you want to use. Use the Audio menu to toggle system sounds on or off. If toggled On, system alerts and beeps will be recorded with your presentation. If you are using a microphone, speak into it before recording to see the level appear underneath the volume slider. Adjust the volume slider until the input comes out around the middle of the slider. Before you begin recording, open all of the windows that you will need to access during the presentation. This will keep you from fumbling to find the window that you need. Take a deep breath, and press the REC button or the F9 hotkey. A countdown will appear on the screen. Once it disappears, everything that you do on the screen and everything you say will be recorded. Speak slowly and clearly, and don't rush through your steps. Once you are finished with your presentation, press F10 to stop the recording. You can also stop it from the taskbar, but this action will be recorded and will need to be edited out. Once you finish recording, a preview of your recorded presentation will appear. Watch the preview to make sure everything looks OK, and then press the "Save and Edit" button. Give your project a name you will remember. Consider creating a new folder in case you end up splitting the project into multiple files.
Summary: Open Camtasia. Click the "Record the screen" button. Choose your recording area. Select your audio and video input. Test your audio input. Open the windows you need. Start recording. End your recording.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Some exercise is much better than none: Short sessions of exercise can improve increased burning (metabolizing) of blood sugar for up to 72 hours. diabetics, and other energy creation and usage problems, circulatory, heart (cardiopulmonary) conditions and for the elderly -- who usually slow down (ie: too much). Many Americans take only 5000 steps a day. Park farther away and walk from your parking place to shop at the store, Go to a zoo, recreation area or a park on weekends with your kids or grand-kids -- instead of sitting in a movie Take a walk after breakfast or dinner. Some people walk in an air conditioned mall. "It always amazes people to see how little activity it takes to feel better," Dr. Church says. And, be happier in as little as 10 minutes (today...).
Summary: Start with moderate exercise sessions of about 10 minute. Don't give up! Get this exercise for even more help for Be persistent with small lifestyle changes which are also easier to stick with, but still provide lasting benefits, by determination for continuing such sessions. Make this into a good habit by doing it consistently for two weeks, and then increase your activity gradually. Buy and use an inexpensive pedometer. Increase walking to 7000 or 8000 steps per day to reduce the risk of disease. Figure out how many steps you make a day and then aim to gradually add at least 1000 steps in a week (150 per day), add more until you reach your daily goal. Make some changes like: Find other great benefits that may be as profound as the physical ones.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: If your business is going to succeed, you need to plan to invest a great deal of time (and probably money) into it. This must be something that you truly love and will commit to wholeheartedly. The National Federation of Independent Businesses (NFIB) estimates that only 40% of all small businesses are profitable and another 30% merely break even. Realizing this, you need to be ready to devote yourself completely to the business. Some new businesses may just be financial investments, while others may represent a whole new way of life for you. You need to consider how personally invested you want to be. Will the business be one that you intend to run by yourself, or do you want to provide the funding (and the idea) and let someone else do the work? If you plan to do the work, then your financial investment may be lower, but your time commitment will be greater. You need to decide for yourself which is more important to you. Loving your idea is not going to be enough. You need to think very practically about the actual implementation and the problems you may face. It is natural to focus on the good things about your idea and to dream about the successes that may come. However, when you are evaluating a new business idea, you need to focus more on the possible negatives. In particular, evaluate the costs, the regulatory requirements, employment and staffing issues, marketing and shipping. In short, you should try to brainstorm everything that could go wrong and develop a response or a plan. Focus on your strengths, and identify your weaknesses. By noting your own personal strengths and weaknesses, you can evaluate some of the hiring needs you will face. For example, if you have a creative idea for a new theme restaurant that you think will succeed, it might be a problem if you are not a good cook. You may still be able to run that restaurant, for example, but realize that you will have to hire a reliable and trustworthy chef to help you.
Summary:
Choose something you love. Decide the level of time you want to invest. Consider the difficulty of implementing your idea. Be critical of the skillset required.