I have searched and searched and can not find software that will enable me to
draw on open running applications. I give training classes on how to use a
certain website and it would be great to highlight or circle various parts of
the webpage while I'm using the webpage and navigating around. Anyone know
of any programs? I was suprised I couldn't find anything when doing my
searches?

TIA

>> I have searched and searched and can not find software that will
enable me to draw on open running applications. <<

Search no more... (and a freebie to boot) ...from another generous
Microsoft-MVP (Richard Grimes) who allowed me to post his "Marker"
utility on my site for public access.

<http://bevhoward.com/stuff/Util/Marker.zip>

Be patient... will take a bit of practice to understand and use it
effectively, but, once learned, it _is_ a great tool.

Installs in the system tray, and when clicked, the cursor becomes a
crosshair allowing you to use the mouse or pen to mark up the current
screen, then, <esc> to stop. Configurable, plus you can type text on
the screen as well.

The "ah-HA!" is understanding that when you click the systray icon, the
screen appears to be unchanged, but, it's actually a full screen bitmap
of the screen when you clicked... a perfect copy of the current screen,
but non functional, then <right-tap> the marker icon plus finish to
return to the active screen.

The old markup screen can be recalled, but, if you have changed the
screen such as opening a window, the window won't be there.

Hope this helps,
Beverly Howard [Microsoft MVP-Mobile Devices]