The Timed Recording Option in My Screen Recorder can capture the steps that cause an issue within other software. With timed recording you can record continuously, but save only the last few minutes of recording. Whenever you get the bug simulation, stop the screen recording. The recording of the last few minutes will be saved and you will get the sequence of steps that lead to an error. To perform timed recording, click on the Record icon from the tool bar. Select the Timed Recording Options checkbox and click on the Configure button. Choose Save the last x minutes of recording option. Enter the number of minutes and click the Ok button. Start the screen recording by clicking on the Ok button on the Recording Options dialog. [image: MSRPpost5952.jpg] If you have selected 5 minutes and perform the recording for 15 minutes, then only the last five minutes of the recording will be saved.

Text Speaker can convert text file to audio format and save the converted audio file to any local or network folder or network path. To start the conversion, open the text file in Text Speaker and click on the Convert to Audio option from the toolbar. On the Audio Properties dialog, look for the Destination Folder section and enter the network folder location. Click OK to start the conversion. [image: TSpost5949.jpg] The converted files will be saved directly to the network folder. You can change the folder location if you want to save the file on a different location.

Using IP Phone Camera you can view the mobile camera on any device that has a browser. If you have Wi-Fi turned on and you are in the same network as your PC then use connection type ‘Wi-Fi network’. If you don't have a Wi-Fi connection, connect your PC to your mobile hotspot. If you want to view your mobile camera remotely from anywhere then you have to use ‘Mobile Data’. To select the connection type, go to Settings in IP Phone Camera and choose the Connection Type as 'Wi-Fi Network', 'Mobile Hotspot' or ‘Mobile Data’. You can easily switch between connection types depending on the network of your mobile device and PC. [image: IPPCpost5944.jpg]