(713) 774-1000 Monitoring Software Keystroke Data Logger (Key Catcher) - ST KDK   Original KeyKatcher - about 2 Inches Long. What might I use a KEYKatcher for? Find out if your girl has a new boyfriend in a chat room. See if the children are surfing porn sites. Make sure your employees aren't surfing the web all day. Record employee passwords (including BIOS and Boot passwords) to ensure access to company files and property. Recover a letter that you are writing when Windows locks up. What are some of the advantages of the KEYKatcher? It can be installed on a system where the boot up/or log in password is unknown. Set up allows recording on one computer, and read out on another. Compatible with any PC operating system (Windows, OS2, Linux, FreeBSD, etc.) KEYKatcher uses no system resources. Simple to Install A "must-have" tool for security, investigative, IT personnel. ST KDK 32 - KEYKatcher - 32K Data Logger (Logs 32,000 key strokes, about 16 typed pages of memory)   $68.99 ST KDK 64 - KEYKatcher-64K Data Logger (Logs 64,000 key strokes, about 32 typed pages of memory)   $88.99 ST KDK 64M - New Smaller Version (1.5" long - 20% smaller) (Operates exactly as the KEY-64K, just a smaller package)   $88.99 ST KDK 128 - KEYKatcher-128K Data Logger (Logs 128,000 key strokes, about 64 typed pages of memory)   $98.99 Now Available - KeyKatcher Mini (20% Smaller - 1.5 Inches Long)   INSTALLATION   The KEYKatcher Monitors computer use in the home or the office and insures computer usage policy compliance. The KEYKatcher is a tiny recording device that clips onto your keyboard cable. It's used to log keystrokes typed on the computer. It doesn't require any external power source and it installs in less than 10 seconds. The KEYKatcher records all keystrokes, and stores them in a non-volatile memory. Even if the device is unplugged, or your computer is turned off, the KEYKatcher will continue to store the information. RETRIEVING DATA When you want to see what's been recorded, simply open any word processing program (Microsoft WordPad or Notepad are recommended) and type in your password. As soon as your password has been correctly entered a menu will be displayed on your screen. The menu gives you several options, including; View Memory, NETPatrol Search, Erase Memory, Disable recording, and so on. As soon as the 'View Memory' option has been selected, every word that has been typed on your computer will be displayed for you to see!