This program not only monitors keyboard activity, it also can help users recover deleted or lost content, passwords, and other typed information. XP KeyLogger accurately records the keystrokes used in documents, e-mails, URLs, passwords, and chats. It works well as a monitoring tool because it can run in stealth mode, so no one else knows it's there. Its easy-to-use interface lets users customize settings, including the option to create passwords. You also can export and update log files and pause or resume monitoring operations. Keystroke log files are easy to read and they're saved by date and separated by time; they can be viewed by selecting a day or date range. Users also can export and save the log files as txt or HTML. XP Keylogger is helpful for anyone who wants to monitor computer activity.
Features
Has an intuitive interface and very easy to use, even for beginners
Absolutely invisible mode
Logs texts and passwords typed in the every application, including popular instant messengers
Visual surveillance (screenshots)
Captures the passwords behind the Asterisk
Logs websites visited
Captures AOL/AIM/Yahoo/ICQ chats
Keyword Detection and Notification
Records contents of password protected web pages, including Web Mail messages
Can be invisible for the firewall program
Invisible in the Windows startup list
Monitors all users of the PC, even if you don't know their passwords
User friendly HTML file format for logs
Invisible in Windows NT/2000/XP Task Manager and Windows 9.x/Me Task List
Records Windows 9.x/Me logon passwords
Intercepts Java-chat keystrokes
Supports international keyboards (IME logging)
Supports printing of the log
Optimized for Windows XP
Exports, Prints log to HTML
