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I found this via http://lifehacker.com/5658300/microsoft-expression-encoder-makes-surprisingly-good-screencasts http://lifehacker.com/5658300/microsoft-expression-encoder-m... to get a Windows-native screencast tool (I have Screenflow on the Mac side, but a lot of Blueleaf customers are on the Windows side, so I wanted to have a native tool). If you're interested in Windows Phone, DreamSpark waives the $99 developer license fee and gives you five free submissions. Registration was pretty painless as long as you have a .edu and a Hotmail/Xbox Live account e-mail address. Seems like a pretty decent deal.