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In article <2430@sousa.tay.dec.com> long@mcntsh.enet.dec.com (Rich Long) writes:
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> Is there a word processor that journals keystrokes/mouse clicks so that a
> file could be recovered in the event of a crash? 

Thunder 7, a spectacular interactive spell checker/thesauras from Baseline,
available from MacWarehouse (800-255-6227) for about $56 has a module called 
Ghostwriter (I think that's correct, although it is at home on my IIvx)
which captures all keystrokes. The captured data is kept in a folder in your
system folder. That folder contains folders for each day. Each day's folder
contains a seperate text file for each application you use that day. From the
text file it is straightforward to reconstruct your lost file.

I have been thankful I have it a few times when I trashed the wrong original!
I have also recovered files when I have had crahes. Periodically (every week or so) I empty the main folder and continue from the new point I just established.

I do not have any interest in Baseline or MacWarehoiuse. I am just a satisfied
customer of both.

Peace,
Caryn

-- 
Caryn Kristen Roberts   (206)237-2870(days)  Boeing Commercial Airplanes
Internet: ckr2196@aw2.fsl.ca.boeing.com      ditto
In real life the following works just fine:
AOL: CarynKR2   FIDO: Caryn Roberts (1:343/104)  Internet: CarynKR2@aol.com