PC Activity Monitor is designed for monitoring user’s PC activity, and works under Windows 2000/XP operating systems. All data collected by the monitoring are saved to the encrypted log file located on the user’s machine. Monitoring program works in background, transparent for the user, on the level of OS kernel. PC Activity Monitor supports UNICODE. Another strong side is its protection measures, and is completely hidden, and even the experienced user cannot locate, stop or destroy the program.

PC Activity Monitor has unique monitoring features that favorably distinguish it from a couple of other monitoring software. Some of these unique features include the following; interception of all languages (UNICODE support), Window text capturing, keystroke capturing, clipboard capturing, capturing of text from Microsoft Office documents, internet monitoring (visit websites), recording e-mails, instant messengers and chats, recording of system logon name/password, high transparency and invisibility in the system, smart-looking reports converted into HTML format, archiving of recorded data stored in the database, silent installation of the monitoring agent, client/server architecture, remote monitoring via a network, centralized data storage, processing and analyzing, secure transmission of log files, and a lot more.

PC Activity Monitor has a couple of bug fixes and updates; and you can find out more when you download a trail copy that is limited to only 10 days.

Want to check it out? Visit PCacme.com.

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