Hi. I use Jing to add video content (small "How To's", that kind of thing), but when I upload them to the site they're way too small to be of value- particularly if it's a quick teaching session, e.g. a specific function of Outlook, that sort of thing. What I mean by that is that the resultant video is grainy, out of focus and low resolution (seemingly at least). I've tried lowering my display resolution while creating the video, but that's no improvement. Any ideas?Thanks in advanceAndy Bell…See More

Hi. I use Jing to add video content (small "How To's", that kind of thing), but when I upload them to the site they're way too small to be of value- particularly if it's a quick teaching session, e.g. a specific function of Outlook, that sort of thing. What I mean by that is that the resultant video is grainy, out of focus and low resolution (seemingly at least). I've tried lowering my display resolution while creating the video, but that's no improvement. Any ideas?Thanks in advanceAndy Bell…See More

This is a two-part query, so here goes:1. When, oh when, will Ning roll out a subscription tool/add-on/functionality for Ning creators? I've been running my group for around 2.5 yrs, but the lack of an efficient and automated paid subscription model is a pain in the rear. I've tweaked the code a little bit so that potential new members have to subscribe to a free 3-day trial period via PayPal when they join, but the process is time-consuming, inefficient, blah, blah, blah. I fail to believe…See More

I've yet to receive a decent answer regarding how to put a satisfactory PayPal code into the sign up process. Here's my original posting:"There's a problem with this hack. The text you suggest we insert is fine, but in the membership process, this text is followed by a "Continue" link. Pressing the "Click here to pay" link navigates off the application page - which is highly confusing for members. Isn't there some way to incorporate the PayPal payment and Continue into the same link. Otherwise…See More