Keyboard spy saves all entered keystrokes and optionally information on all applications run.

Coupled with the Stealth mode this can be a very naughty combination so please use this responsibly.

Enable Keystroke Logging - If clicked, all keystrokes entered are recorded and saved to the file. A buffering system is used so it will not slow down your applications yet will save the keystrokes quite often so in the advent of a crash you'll still have most of the keystrokes saved.

Note: When we say records all keystrokes, we mean all. This includes passwords, keys you hit while playing games, emails or private messages you type and even text entered in a windows dos prompt. So please be careful with this and do not use this feature if your computer is not secure.

Filename to log to: All these keystrokes have to be put somewhere, right? A file with a .txt extension is a good idea. (this isn't encryped or anything, so again, don't use this unless your computer is secure)

View Log File - Quick way to see what has been recorded so far.

Delete Log File - Clear all keystrokes recorded by deleting the log file specified above.

Note: The keystrokes.txt file can get very large if you just let it go. It is recommended that you delete it every so often to keep the file size down.

Enable logging of all programs run - This tells you exactly what programs and files have been opened. It also grabs the status bar of the window and saves that, this usually gives valuable information. For instance, you might see Internet Explorer was run and the status info will show the actual web page that was loaded.

This info is saved to the keystrokes.txt file (unless you've change the filename) too. This way you can see the sequence the keystrokes and programs were run in.

It is possible to disable keystroke logging and enable "Logging of all programs run" - keep in mind it will use the file specified for the keystroke logging though.