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What are some good third party apps for Mac that just do keystroke display and mouse click display?

Since GoTo Webinar does not support recording on the Mac I am going to be using iShowU HD Pro to record webinars.

A nice feature is that it shows keystrokes and mouse clicks and sounds on the recording, however, it does not show them on my screen, only the recording.

My plan is to turn this feature off and get a third party app to show the mouse clicks and keystrokes and that way they will be presented to both the webinar viewers and be on the recording.

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PinPoint from Lagente also does this. Less expensive too (5$ or so).

PinPoint is a menubar item which displays an animated graphic around your pointer. It can help locate the pointer on your screen or multiple screens. It is also a great way to enhance your pointer with fun animated graphics!

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Mouseposé (as mentioned in the comment by Elijah).

Mouseposé 3 is an essential tool for everyone doing presentations or demos. If turned on, it dims the screen and puts a spotlight on the area around the mouse pointer, easily guiding the audience‘s attention to an area of interest.

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Try Keycodes.app to display keystrokes. Bonus: it can show both make and break.

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Thanks JRobert, I will try that. – Elijah Lynn Oct 5 '10 at 15:33
I also found Mousepose which works nicely with showuhd and gotomeeting webinar. It isn't opensource nor free but worked nicely. It does Keyboard strokes but cannot keep entire strings of text up for a specified text. Fr instance, if I enter a username into a text field it shows each charcter on the screen one right after the other but not at the same time. The mouse feature worked great though and even dims the entire screen except for the active user definable radius around the mouse. boinx.com/mousepose – Elijah Lynn Oct 5 '10 at 16:16
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