The Keyboard and Mouse Button Odometer application was designed to be a “for fun” program that simply keeps track of :
– how often you hit each key on the keyboard,
– how often you press the left, right, and middle mouse buttons.
When you run this program, it resides in the Windows Traybar (in the tray area of where the clock, etc resides).
The program will silently monitor your keystokes and mouse clicks (even while minimised in the tray), and when you left mouse click on the program’s icon in the tray bar (or right mouse click and choose the “Restore” option in the popup menu), then the program window will appear and show the latest totals for each keyboard key and mouse button.
You can click on the column headings : ASCII Value, Key / Button Name, or Number of Key Presses and sort by the data in that particular column – either in ascending or descending order.
Further menu options enable you to :
– make the program stay “Always on Top” of other programs.
– Auto-Run the Program when Windows Starts Up.
– Restore Factory Defaults
– and all other functionality that is standard to my programs. (About menu, Catalog menu, etc).
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The Keyboard and Mouse Button Odometer application keeps track of how many times you’ve pressed the CTRL + ALT + DELETE keys (or a subset of them, as per the Options Menu). It also keeps track of how often you press each button of the mouse.
As you press these keys, the event log (if you’re running Windows 7 and have the Event Viewer application installed) will show each keystroke. All of this information is automatically added to an easily readable table (or simply left in plain text in the application’s main window).
The event log also shows when the mouse button is clicked, and how many times.
This program is a very simple little piece of software, and is not as feature rich as my other applications, but for those times when you want to keep track of what you’re doing, it’s a very simple and effective application.
If your computer contains a number of different types of mice and/or mice buttons, I recommend that you install several copies of this program, then when one mouse clicks, all of your mouse clicks that the program is tracking will be recorded in the corresponding table. If you’re only using one type of mouse buttons then you should only need one copy of this program installed.
Before running this program, you need to decide which keyboard keys and mouse buttons you want to monitor. You can either :
– set which keys to monitor in the main window (which appears when you click on the program’s tray icon) using the Options Menu, or
– set it for you automatically when you run the program, using the Auto Run menu option (see below).
There is currently no option to change the mouse button actions being monitored. But, if you do wish to use the “L” for left, “R” for right and “M” for middle mouse buttons, then you can simply set these in the Options Menu for the program.
There are also two small icons in the application’s main window, a text editor and a quick note section. The text editor allows you to write notes or comments inside the main program window (for reference purposes only), and the quick note section allows you to make a note in the application’s quick note section (in the tray area, above the left mouse click menu).
The application is essentially self-explanatory. To exit the application without saving your mouse click and keyboard key totals, simply right mouse click on the program’s tray icon.
When you launch the application (via the tray icon
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(From the help file):
The Keyboard and Mouse Button Odometer keeps track of :
– how often you hit each key on the keyboard,
– how often you press the left, right, and middle mouse buttons.
When you run this program, it resides in the Windows Traybar (in the tray area of where the clock, etc resides).
The program will silently monitor your keystokes and mouse clicks (even while minimised in the tray), and when you left mouse click on the program’s icon in the tray bar (or right mouse click and choose the “Restore” option in the popup menu), then the program window will appear and show the latest totals for each keyboard key and mouse button.
You can click on the column headings : ASCII Value, Key / Button Name, or Number of Key Presses and sort by the data in that particular column – either in ascending or descending order.
Further menu options enable you to :
– make the program stay “Always on Top” of other programs.
– Auto-Run the Program when Windows Starts Up.
– Restore Factory Defaults
– and all other functionality that is standard to my programs. (About menu, Catalog menu, etc).
License –
This application is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public
License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either
version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
NOTE: The latest version of this program includes an auto-update script that automatically scans the Modified files if you do an “Update” from the main menu.
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The application is designed to monitor :
– How often you use each of the keyboard keys.
– How often you press each of the mouse buttons.
– Which keyboard keys you actually hit each time you press a mouse button.
– What combo of a mouse buttons and keyboard keys you actually hit each time you press a mouse button.
– All your keyboard and mouse buttons are counted and counted on, not just pressed.
Each time you left mouse click on the program’s icon in the traybar (or right mouse click and choose the “Restore” option in the popup menu), then the program window will appear and show the latest totals for each keyboard key and mouse button.
You can click on the column headings : ASCII Value, Key / Button Name, or Number of Key Presses and sort by the data in that particular column – either in ascending or descending order.
The program accepts the following “on-line” keyboard key-device input specifications :
– ASCII Value
– Key Name (as listed in the Microsoft Hardware Database (HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\HARDWARE\KEYBOARD\Keyboard\KeyboardID\symbols key).
– Keyboard Sub-Type (as listed in the Microsoft Hardware Database (HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\HARDWARE\KEYBOARD\Keyboard\Properties key).
– The difference between how many times you hit a keyboard key and how many times you press a mouse button.
– The difference between the actual number of times you pressed a mouse button and the number of times you’ve clicked on a left-mouse button (which means you’ve just clicked and dragged something, etc).
The program can also be used to monitor :
– How often you use each of the mouse buttons.
– Which mouse buttons you actually hit each time you press a keyboard button.
– Which mouse button(s) you actually use to release a mouse button you pressed a mouse button.
– The difference between the actual number of times you pressed a mouse button and the number of times you released that same mouse button.
Using the mouse buttons to release each mouse button you press a mouse button is important to keep this data, because quite often you just hit a mouse button and forget about it for a while.
This program can also :
– Display the status of your mouse buttons : them being pressed (down) or released (up).
– Display the status of your mouse
What’s New In Keyboard And Mouse Button Odometer?
1. The program icon in the traybar :
– has a title of “Keyboard and Mouse Button Odometer”
– displays the current status as :
– “Keyboard and Mouse Button Odometer [Hidden] on [Date] at [Time] ”
2. The menu options :
– “Running” icon to confirm that the program is running, or not.
– “Quit” icon to confirm that you want to quit the program, or not.
– “Information” icon to display the program’s settings menu, or not.
– “Restore Factory Defaults” icon to restore the program’s factory default settings, or not.
– “Always on Top” icon to set the program always on top of other programs, or not.
– “Show Window” icon to show the program’s window, or not.
– “Hide Window” icon to hide the program’s window, or not.
– “Filter Keystrokes” to sort the data shown by ASCII Value (most common keys first), or by Key Name, or Button Name, or by Number of Keystrokes.
– “Restore Factory Defaults” to restore the program’s factory default settings for each key and mouse button, or not.
3. Each column has 4 fields within it :
– ASCII Value, representing a keyboard or mouse button
– KEY or BUTTON NAME, representing the name of that particular key or button
– Numbers of keystrokes for that particular key or button, or button name, or of columns, or of rows
– last updated time (as in the title field of the program icon)
4. “Year”, “Month”, “Day”, and “Hour” columns are optional, and are mainly used to display the source of the data, and to give an overall feel of the length of time that the program has been running.
5. There is no unit of measurement specified for any of the data, other than time.
To carry out the task of counting and storing the frequency of keystokes and mouse clicks, the program uses a Dialog Box to store data into a database.
The database can be “viewed” by selecting “Database” in the File menu in the Program’s options menu (via the “View” option in the program’s Menu Options), or by left mouse clicking the icon for the program in the tray (or right mouse clicking on it in the tray and choosing the “Restore”
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OS: Windows XP/Vista/7/8
CPU: Dual Core 1.8 GHz or faster
RAM: 1 GB of RAM
DirectX: Version 9.0c
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