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From: cadill@athena.mit.edu (Christopher J Carrillo)
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Subject: Re: C keypress recorder
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Date: 2 Feb 91 00:02:13 GMT
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>In article <CADILL.91Jan27182015@e40-008-5.mit.edu> cadill@athena.mit.edu (Christopher J Carrillo) writes:
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>>I would like to know how to write a C program which monitors the keyboard and
>>writes a record of every keypress to a file.
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>There are some examples on the Fish disks. From my brain, there is 
>1. Journal, and 2. a pair of programs Report/??? (sorry, forgot the name).


Do you mean that on Fred Fish disk number 1 there is a program named "Journal"
and on Fred Fish disk number 2 there are two programs in a directory called
"Report" ?

I'm sorry, I just didn't understand what you meant.

-Chris Carrillo
 cadill@ATHENA.MIT.EDU