Retrospection - have you ever experienced a software problem that you were unable to fix or understand?
Have you ever had a hard time explaining your problem to another person because you didn’t know what words to use or how to explain the symptoms and error messages?

If you answered yes to any of the above two questions then Retrospection will be a great tool to assist you to get better assistance with software problems.

Retrospection is a useful utility for those who want to capture what is displayed on their screen.

Retrospection is a software program which constantly records what has visually occurred on your computer. Retrospection works very much like a VCR that is constantly recording what has been displayed on the computer monitor.

When an error occurs Retrospection makes it easy to play back what has occurred. Using Retrospection will help you review what has happened. The review feature is useful for reading the error messages that you most likely skipped by and did not read!

Retrospection also has a feature to export your captured history as a movie. This feature can be used to send a recorded movie to another individual. Watching a movie is much easier then trying to discuss what exactly happened.

Requirements:
· 256 MB of Ram recommended for Windows 2000 and XP
· Celeron, Pentium III, IV and similar or faster
· 1GB free disk space for screen captures. Preference settings are available to reduce this requirement
· Microsoft .net 1.1


Limitations:
· 30 days