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The development of Inputlog started in 2003. Because the existing keystroke logging programs at that time could not be used to log the writing processes of (professional) writers creating their texts in a commercial wordprocessor (e.g. MS Word), we decided to build a new keystroke logger. Another impetus for the development of Inputlog has been the emergence of speech recognition as a new writing mode. Therefore, we decided to integrate speech input in the logging, more specifically, Dragon Naturally Speaking (Nuance).
| 2011 |
Inputlog 5 |
reprogrammed in C#
64 bit compatible
independent of Windows and Office version used
focus analysis
identification of copy/paste contents
batch processing
event filter
integrated replay (basic functionalities) & s-notation
in preperation: analyses at the digraph, word and sentence level
bug fixes: e.g. character count and position
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| 2009 |
Inputlog 4 |
XML output
full integration in MS Word
identification of window title (focus)
revision analysis
replay (basic functionalities)
data merging with EyeWrite
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| 2008 |
Inputlog 3 |
automated integration with Dragon Naturally Speaking
introduction of parsing techniques
more sophisticated algorithms underlying the analyses |
| 2007 |
Inputlog 2 |
reprogrammed in C++
more elaborate analyses |
| 2003 |
Inputlog 1 |
programmed in Basic |
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