How to use jing
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Jing is a free screen capture and video recording tool that allows users to easily capture images and record videos of their computer screen. It provides simple sharing options to upload captures and recordings to Screencast.com for sharing via a public URL. Jing is a quick and easy way to capture and share what's happening on a computer screen.
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