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#Embedding a video in screensteps how to
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#Embedding a video in screensteps Pc

» Export to MindTouch and confluence Wiki » Export to WordPress, Movable Type and TypePad blogs And that is what the ScreenSteps Support Suite does, it makes it easy to turn customer support into customer satisfaction.

And it should be easy for the customer to understand the information they are given. It should be easy to deliver to the customer. It should be easy to create customer tutorials and guides. It is built around a simple philosophy: each step of providing instruction to a customer should be easy. The ScreenSteps Support Suite allows companies and organizations to transform the way they approach customer support.

#Embedding a video in screensteps pro

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#Embedding a video in screensteps password

In this example we will say that the username is 'myusers' and the password is 'mypassword'. This account will be the login for everyone from your own site. When I'm done adding the video to my ScreenSteps article, I'll check the article in and it will be available for my end-users to access right from their Salesforce screen.Downloading torrents is getting riskier every day. First you will want to create a new API Access account.

#Embedding a video in screensteps code

I'll copy and paste the code that I grabbed from YouTube, and include some paragraph text below so that end-users can search for Michael Bay walking off stage. The step will now show a text box - an open invitation to include any HTML code I'd like. If I wanted to change the media type for multiple steps at one time, I would just select multiple steps while holding down Shift, and then I could change the media type en masse.

When the inspector opens up, I just need to change the media type from image to HTML.

Select the step I want to include video.

To include video, I will have to change the step media type from image to HTML. share with other users, a video-sharing site lets users post video content. In the editor, I have the option to either include image files or HTML code in each individual step. Follow the on-screen steps to take the tour, being sure to read the content. I'll open an article in my ScreenSteps desktop editor. My Videos are hosted on MyMedia If your videos are hosted in MyMedia, log into your MyMedia account, then: Select 'Share Media'. Select 'Copy' to save the embed code for your video. Copy the Embed code to video Select the 'Embed' tab. In this example, I want to share the video from YouTube of Micahel Bay walking off stage.Ģ - Change ScreenSteps media type to HTML Select Share On the main video viewing page, select 'Share'. The blue line indicates the sound level of the video at that moment. The far left is the start of the video wile the far right is the end. Timeline: This is a preview of the entire video from start to finish. Play button: Press this to watch and listen to the video in real time. You can also tag the article so it shows up as contextual help. Preview Window: This displays the video at a selected time. That's it! When you're done adding the video, include some text in your ScreenSteps article so your end-users can find it with a quick keyword search. Click on the file you would like to upload to select it and then click Open.

#Embedding a video in screensteps Pc

Copy the YouTube embed code to your computer's clipboard (CTRL-C for PC or COMMAND-C for MAC). This displays the YouTube video embed code. Locate and select the video file on your computer. Locate the Youtube video you would like to embed in a text box. This displays the Embed Content dialog box. To include video in your ScreenSteps online library, follow these three steps: Zoom: Click on Add Content, then Embed Content on a Page From the Add Content drop-down menu, select Embed content on page. But that doesn't mean you can't incorporate video in your ScreenSteps articles. ScreenSteps does not record video nor does it host video files. We personally use Screenflow to make training videos that use screen recordings, and we upload our videos to either Wistia or YouTube depending on the type of video we're sharing ( check out this list of other hosting services). Today's tip assumes that you've made a training video and uploaded it to a hosting service. If you're using ScreenSteps to manage your Salesforce training and onboarding documentation, then there's an easy way to include your videos in a ScreenSteps article and make them readily available to your end-users. Anti-virus scanning activity in background when you inserting video in PowerPoint Unknowingly using corrupted videos to embed in MS PowerPoint.

But making training content isn't enough - you also need to make it easy for your end-users to find.

#Embedding a video in screensteps how to

This week we discussed why you should make a Salesforce training video, and then I gave you a few tips on how to make one.