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The Dashboard provides options for viewing keystroke
information captured by Spector 360. Viewing options
are available from the Keystroke toolbar and from the View menu. These
options apply to the lower Content pane of a Keystroke Events
window, accessed from the Data Explorer, User Explorer or by clicking
on a Quick View keystrokes chart.
A toolbar at the bottom of the Keystroke Events window allows you to set and control your view of keystroke contents.
Play buttons above the Contents pane let you browse through the Keystroke records:
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Jump to the first record Events list |
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Go back a page in the Events list of recordings |
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Step back one record |
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Step forward one record |
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Go forward a page in the Events list of recordings |
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Jump to the last record in the Events list |
To display keystroke data:
Click the Keystrokes tab to display the Keystroke view of data captured. Keystroke data includes potentially all data captured, including keys that do not display, such as <Caps Lock> or <Ctrl>.
To display character information:
Click the Characters tab to display the Character view of data captured. This tab appears only when the Spector 360 Client is set to capture character information (a Client Deploy Utility option). Character information is shown in red to distinguish it from keystroke information.
To Print or Export keystroke contents:
Print Click to display a standard Print dialog box and print your current view of the Keystroke Contents. See Printing Events.
Export Click to display the Export dialog box where you can select a file type and export the current view of Keystroke Contents. See Exporting Data from the Events Window.
To display formatted keystrokes:
Click the 
button for a view of the Keystrokes (or Characters)
formatted as the user intended them, showing displayable keys, upper/lowercase,
and without text erased by <Backspace> or <Delete>.
To display raw keystrokes:
Click the 
button for view of all Keystroke (or Character) data:
displayable and non-displayable keys, words for Space/Enter/Tab, and no
processing of <Backspace> or formatting of keystrokes.
To specify a custom view of keystrokes:
Click the 
button to set a custom view of Keystrokes
(or Characters). Click the 
next to Custom to open the Keystroke
Settings (or Character Settings)
dialog box and choose settings for your custom view. The following example
shows all custom keystroke settings
turned ON.
The View menu on the Keystroke Events window includes the following options in addition to the standard Events window menu options:
Show Keystrokes: Same as the Keystrokes tab. When checked displays the Keystroke view of the data.
Show Characters: Same as the Characters tab. Available only when the Client is configured to capture character information. When checked displays the Character view of the data.
Keystroke Settings...: Available when the Keystrokes view of data is selected. Displays the Keystroke Settings dialog box.
Character Settings...: Available when the Characters view of data is selected. Displays the Character Settings dialog box.
