[Coco] YouTube video of the recent MShell Beta

[Bill Pierce]

Aaron, the link you sent had some good stuff but most was either "too simple with bad resolution" or "too professional" with too steep learning curve. I need something quick and fast with the ability to add captions on the fly as your did.
 
 
And no, you didn't step on my toes :-)
You actually got MShell some attention and I appreciate it. Now it's time to raise the sword and yell "I HAVE THE POWER!".
Yes, I watched too many cartoons with my kids, and now with my grandkids :-P
 

Bill Pierce
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-----Original Message-----
From: Aaron <manney at gmail.com>
To: Bill Pierce <ooogalapasooo at aol.com>; CoCoList for Color Computer Enthusiasts <coco at maltedmedia.com>
Sent: Mon, Nov 17, 2014 1:39 pm
Subject: Re: [Coco] YouTube video of the recent MShell Beta





On Sun, Nov 16, 2014 at 10:43 PM, Bill Pierce via Coco <coco at maltedmedia.com> wrote:


Ok, Thanks for the video... looks good :-)
But.... You missed the one menu that completely changes what MShell does.
Try clicking the drive/directory names at the top or hit "," and "." (period or comma). You get a whole new ballgame. This is where MShell gets complex as it leads to the RSDOS & PC file system menus (it's all in the included text file)
Also, using VCC 1.4.2, you can't use drivewire and so you can't display the PC file reads, which (for the moment) are not working on a Linux dw4 server anyway. Only in Windows, unless Brett Gorden can testify differently :-)
Try it with VCC 1.4.3b w/becker port & drivewire4. Dirvewire4 works on Linux




This is exactly why I put my disclaimer that "I don't think I've done it justice..."  :)  I wanted to give a kinda 'beginners' or 'first impression' video and let the master of MShell get in to the more advanced stuff.  Hope I didn't step on your toes.
 
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I will try once again tonight to do a video and show the real meat and potatoes of MShell
Manny. did an excellent job with his video, but not yet knowing the menus and capabilities (he just tried it 1st time today), he missed the real stuff.
I will try to do one with ALL the stuff it can do.


BTW... anyone know of a good FREE screen video recorder for Windows?



Did the link I send give no good results?  I'll have a try tonight on my Windows partition to see if I can figure anything out. 


-M.