In my innocence I thought cLive ;-)'s response was odd.
But looking at the data and reflecting on the term
"keylogger", I am now ready to ask also:
"What color is your hat?"
Beyond that, there is a lot more involved in this
to accomplish what you now propose.
Not the least of it is that
parsing this data will require that the parsing script
have a
copy of the document being worked on since, from the snippet
given above, it seems clear that the typist being logged
is moving forward through a pre-existing document.
Let me risk going a step further and suggest that this
task is effectively beyond the range of any reasonable
expenditure of effort. You list <Up>, <Down,
<PgUp>, and <PgDown> as keys that will be in the
keylogger data. Knowing where these keystrokes will take
the curser would require a lot of information
and a lot of calculations on margins,
font size, variable width character metrics, etc.
Good luck. | [reply] |