It has never been so easy to monitor what users are
doing on your computer system. With Key Thief 2.0 Key Serv, you may capture and log all
keystrokes that are typed in any Windows application. Key Thief will tell you, the date,
time, logged-in user, and application that the keystrokes were typed into. All log files
are encrypted to ensure no one can read them but you. With Key Thief 2.0's popular
"keyword" feature, you may setup keywords or phrases that when typed will cause
Key Thief to take a snapshot of your screen for later viewing. You may now have up to
three keywords or phrases. Key Thief 2.0 also has a snapshot timer, so you may have Key
Thief take automatic screen snapshot at a regular interval. Even when you are out of town
you may still monitor your system. Key Thief will now email your log files to any email
address that you set. So now you can have your log files sent to your email address. Key
Thief has its own email engine, so there is no depending on the default email program,
such as Outlook, Outlook Express, or Netscape Mail. You may now also have Key Thief
display a warning message when it starts up, to warn users that you are watching them. Our
filter feature will filter out all of the junk to get you right to the application that
keystrokes were typed into. Key Thief 2.0 uses very little resources and has no system
overhead, so your system will not slow down by using Key Thief 2.0. Key Thief 2.0 is
simply the best way to monitor your kids, or help you catch that online cyber-cheater! Key
Thief 2.0 will be your eyes when you aren't watching your system. Download Key Thief
2.0 and try it for 15 days, and you will see that is great for keeping tabs on what
happens on your computer system when you are not there.
What Did You Do 3.0 is now available for the Windows NT 4.0 and Windows 2000
operating systems. What Did You Do 3.0 aids a network administrator to help locate and
solve problems with their network. What Did You Do 3.0 is a great program to find out what
happened to your system folder, or in one if the optional monitoring folder of you choice,
and when did it happen. What Did You Do monitors your file system and logs the changes to
it to a log file for that date. The log file will tell you the action that occurred and to
what file or folder it occurred to. It also stamp that event with the date and time that
it occurred. This is a nice program to find those simple errors that typically end up with
you taking your computer to a service technician.You may also register What Did You Do 3.0 by
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IP Me 1.0 is now available for download. If you are tired of of running
winipcfg to get your internet IP address, then IP Me is for you. IP Me simply runs in the
background and places an icon in your systray near the time. When ever you need to get
your current IP address all you have to do is place your mouse over the IP Me icon in your
systray and your current IP address will pop up above the icon. You then have the option
to copy the IP address to your windows clipboard so you then can just paste the IP address
into any application or game that need your IP address. IP Me is very user friendly and it
comes with an easy install program to make sure that you have now trouble with the
program. IP Me is great for those of you who like to play games over the internet with
other people. When ever the game ask for you IP address all you have to do is place your
mouse over the IP Me icon and you have your current IP address. If you aren't connected to
the internet then IP Me will say that you are not connected to the internet. You will need
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It has never been so easy to monitor what users are
doing on your computer system. With Key Thief 2.0 Key Serv, you may capture and log all
keystrokes that are typed in any Windows application. Key Thief will tell you, the date,
time, logged-in user, and application that the keystrokes were typed into. All log files
are encrypted to ensure no one can read them but you. With Key Thief 2.0's popular
"keyword" feature, you may setup keywords or phrases that when typed will cause
Key Thief to take a snapshot of your screen for later viewing. You may now have up to
three keywords or phrases. Key Thief 2.0 also has a snapshot timer, so you may have Key
Thief take automatic screen snapshot at a regular interval. Even when you are out of town
you may still monitor your system. Key Thief will now email your log files to any email
address that you set. So now you can have your log files sent to your email address. Key
Thief has its own email engine, so there is no depending on the default email program,
such as Outlook, Outlook Express, or Netscape Mail. You may now also have Key Thief
display a warning message when it starts up, to warn users that you are watching them. Our
filter feature will filter out all of the junk to get you right to the application that
keystrokes were typed into. Key Thief 2.0 uses very little resources and has no system
overhead, so your system will not slow down by using Key Thief 2.0. Key Thief 2.0 is
simply the best way to monitor your kids, or help you catch that online cyber-cheater! Key
Thief 2.0 will be your eyes when you aren't watching your system. Download Key Thief
2.0 and try it for 15 days, and you will see that is great for keeping tabs on what
happens on your computer system when you are not there.
What Did You Do 3.0 is now available for the Windows NT 4.0 and Windows 2000
operating systems. What Did You Do 3.0 aids a network administrator to help locate and
solve problems with their network. What Did You Do 3.0 is a great program to find out what
happened to your system folder, or in one if the optional monitoring folder of you choice,
and when did it happen. What Did You Do monitors your file system and logs the changes to
it to a log file for that date. The log file will tell you the action that occurred and to
what file or folder it occurred to. It also stamp that event with the date and time that
it occurred. This is a nice program to find those simple errors that typically end up with
you taking your computer to a service technician.You may also
IP Me 1.0 is now available for download. If you are tired of of running
winipcfg to get your internet IP address, then IP Me is for you. IP Me simply runs in the
background and places an icon in your systray near the time. When ever you need to get
your current IP address all you have to do is place your mouse over the IP Me icon in your
systray and your current IP address will pop up above the icon. You then have the option
to copy the IP address to your windows clipboard so you then can just paste the IP address
into any application or game that need your IP address. IP Me is very user friendly and it
comes with an easy install program to make sure that you have now trouble with the
program. IP Me is great for those of you who like to play games over the internet with
other people. When ever the game ask for you IP address all you have to do is place your
mouse over the IP Me icon and you have your current IP address. If you aren't connected to
the internet then IP Me will say that you are not connected to the internet. You will need
