Used TypeTeller for Windows?
Editors’ Review
This keylogger performs its basic function well, but lacks several features found in others of its class. TypeTeller goes to work right after the executable is run, recording each keystroke, visited Web site, and application used. It does such a good job of hiding itself you'll even have to hunt to find it; it does not create a desktop or Start menu icon. Once you find the executable, you'll see a straightforward application with clearly labeled buttons to view the log report, erase the log files, and terminate the application, among other basic options. While other keylogging programs allow you to e-mail reports or block program access, this one doesn't. Oddly, it gives significant real estate to a bundled e-book unrelated to keylogging. This freeware is a decent selection for users who desire stealth monitoring without the bells and whistles found elsewhere.
