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In article <58192@dime.cs.umass.edu> shri@unreal.cs.umass.edu writes:
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> Hi,
>
>   Pardon me if this is not appropriate for this group.
>
>  I am looking for a utility that will record key strokes at the
> lowest possible level (close to the INt 9 keyboard interrupt), and
> should play them back ... and importantly must preserve the timing
> between the keystrokes. I sure I would not have to reinvent this
> wheel !
>
>   PLease E-mail (shri@legato.cs.umass.edu) since I dont read this
> group regularly.
>
> Many thanx.
>
> -- shrikumar ( shri@legato.cs.umass.edu )
>
>

I have a TSR utility, called "Replay", that I wrote for my own use.  The only 
thing it lacks is the ability to read and write the keystrokes you create, and 
there is a setting to capture Mouse cursor movements that I have not 
implemented.

Among other features, it provides named macros for function keys F1-F10, 
delayed replay of keystrokes until a specific date/time, and the ability to 
preserve the delays between keystrokes.

Because the program is over 1,000 lines of code, I will send it, via email, to 
anybody who wishes a copy.  It was written for Borland C++ 2.0, and uses only 
library calls from the run-time library (no third-party libraries are 
required).

Although it is a copyrighted program, I allow free and unrestricted personal 
use of the code.

Caveat Emptor:  Since I wrote this for my own use, don't *expect* support (you 
can ask nicely, though).  There is also *no* documentation for the program.  
Read the source.

Bob
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