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From: sanjiv@hoss.unl.edu (Sanjiv K. Bhatia)
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Subject: Request for Information: Recording the keystrokes
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Date: 14 Dec 90 16:19:45 GMT
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I am looking for a program that runs under Unix which can record
a user's keystrokes inside an editor like Emacs.  The user
would just be using Emacs (or some other full screen editor)
in the normal way, but all of their keystrokes, including
cursor motion, would be written in a file.  

Do you know of any program that could do this (or something
similar)?

I would like to find the same kind of programs for PC, either
IBM or Mac.  Any ideas on that?

Thanks,
Susan Wiedenbeck

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