Screen Shots & Demos

While descriptions of our software are certainly useful, those descriptions can't show you what the software looks like or how it behaves when you're actually using it. That's why we've provided a selection of screen shots and movie-style demos for your benefit. Obviously we can't publish snapshots of every screen, or provide demos for every possible program function, so we've tried to offer a representative sampling of shots & demos that should give you a pretty good idea of how each software product looks and works.

Screen Shots | Demos | Using ScreenCam Player | Sample Reports

Screen Shots 

Check out our selection of screen shots for assorted Rhino Software products.

If there's a particular screen shot that you would like to see that you couldn't find on our web site, contact us and we can email you a given screen snapshot in BMP/GIF/JPG format. 

Demos

The software demos that are provided on our web site were developed using a product called Lotus ScreenCam (Lotus Development Corp.). Lotus ScreenCam is software that lets people create, view, and share PC movies. It's what's known in the industry as "show and tell software", because it records every mouse-click, scroll, and on-screen action, and combines that with voice narration to produce informative movies that you can play on your computer.

To watch our demos on your PC, you need the Lotus ScreenCam Player.
The ScreenCam Player is freely distributed, and can be downloaded directly from our web site by clicking the file link shown below.

For technical help on installing and running the Lotus ScreenCam Player, 
please refer to the Using the ScreenCam Player section provided below.  

Now that you've downloaded the Lotus ScreenCam Player, it's time to check out some of the software demos that we currently have available. 

Using the ScreenCam Player

1. We strongly suggest creating a folder on your C:\ drive for storing the ScreenCam Player and any demos that you download. For example, you can use Windows Explorer to create a folder called C:\demos to hold all of the movie files you've downloaded from our web site.

2. To launch the ScreenCam Player, double-click the scplayer.exe file located in your C:\demos folder. You can use Windows Explorer to help you navigate to the correct folder on your hard drive.

3. When the ScreenCam Player window appears, click the folder button to open a movie file. Locate the folder on your hard drive that contains the movie you want to watch, select the file, then click the Open button.

4. To play the movie, click the green play button. During playback, you'll notice that several other buttons become available. You can pause, rewind, fast forward, or stop the movie, and adjust the volume control if necessary.
   Tip: You'll probably want to minimize the ScreenCam Player window during playback so it's not in your way while watching the movie.

5. If the movie's sound is too soft, try sliding the ScreenCam Player's volume control to its maximum level. If that's still not loud enough, adjust your speaker volume.
   Tip: On most systems, you'll see a volume control icon on the Windows taskbar (located on right-hand side of the bar at the bottom of your screen). Click that icon and you'll be able to boost your PC's speaker volume.

Sample Reports

Interested in viewing some sample PSR or HTML reports generated by our software products? Then you've come to the right place. Below is a table containing links to zipped sets of sample reports that you can download and then review. HTML reports can be viewed in a standard web browser such as Microsoft Internet Explorer or Netscape Navigator. In order to view full-color PSR reports, you'll first need to download & install our free Rhino Viewer Lite software. The richness and functional capabilities of PSR reports are far greater than that of static HTML reports, because PSR reports can be manipulated (sorted, filtered, searched, etc.). So if you want to see the optimal type of reports that our software can produce, do yourself a favor and download Viewer Lite. You can check out the Rhino Viewer product page for more information about PSR reports and the software used to view, print, search, sort, filter, and manipulate them.