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i want some kinda program that will record everything you are doing on your computer. so it will record my mouse moving around, and opening applications and stuff. anyone know of one?

then i would want to make a screen saver that would play that movie and repeat it over and over. does anyone know of one of these programs?

Google Search for "Windows Macro Recorder" +Free

Typed this in on google...didn't have time to search the links.... :-[

Just video tape it...or do a remote assistance thingy and save all actions...

Hehehe... that would be a STUPID idea.
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Oh I didn't read well...I thought he ment "Macro Recorder" :-[ :-\

Give this a try, I've never used it but, it might work.

http://www.techsmith.com/freetrials.asp

later,
-junc

Allyb wrote: Hehehe... that would be a STUPID idea.
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Tom wrote: Oh I didn't read well...I thought he ment "Macro Recorder" :-[ :-\

I thought that's what he meant, too.

Recorder from the Win 3.11 days did an excellent job, but it was lost (like so many other things) in the conversion to Win32.

Hey we had that...that was great...we had to delete it due to lack of free HD space... ::)

lol. true. i used to have like a 486 (what ever that is. ::)) and i had to use win 3.1 it had a program called recorder. i like it. but after looking through my win 3.1 disks, i couldnt find that file on the disk. oh well.

Joey wrote: lol. true. i used to have like a 486 (what ever that is. ::)) and i had to use win 3.1 it had a program called recorder. i like it. but after looking through my win 3.1 disks, i couldnt find that file on the disk. oh well.

One thing to say...KAZAA

That's because the files are in a special compressed format in which the files are renamed to *.ex_ not *.exe

Anyway...a 486 is a processor that came before the pentium and after the 386 and the 286 was after the '186 and the 8086 was the first processor for the IBM PC ( we all use IBM PC's now, but rather the arcitecture )
The 386 added 32-Bit registers and a more protected protected mode than the 286 did. The 486 and higher added more functions to protect the OS from apps or other things messing it up.

the 286 had what is called "16-Bit protected mode"....and still can be acsessed with 32-Bit processors by a special trick. ( use full in switching back to real mode...the '186 and lower only had real mode ).

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Are you saying you cant get it off Kazaa ir are you talking to joey?

I'm not sure if programs written for Win 3.? would work on Win32, but like I said, I'm not sure.

So it isnt on Kazaa?