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We have a PC running PCAnywhere so the company providing support for the application can login and make changes when ever they fell like it. &nbsp;An agreement that only an accountant, with no IT knowledge what so ever could make; and not one that the IT dept. can change. &nbsp;So we would like to install a key logger to monitor their activity. &nbsp;Does anyone know of an application that is effective and invisible.<br />
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Windows XP Pro and PCA 9.X<br />
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Thanks in advance, &nbsp; &nbsp;
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We have a PC running PCAnywhere so the company providing support for the application can login and make changes when ever they fell like it.  An agreement that only an accountant, with no IT knowledge what so ever could make; and not one that the IT dept. can change.  So we would like to install a key logger to monitor their activity.  Does anyone know of an application that is effective and invisible.

Windows XP Pro and PCA 9.X

Thanks in advance,    

PCAnywhere Keylogger

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