Hi Everyone,
I was writing with the screen off as a writing practice so that I can write more freely. Normally it's okay but this time when I turned the screen back on it hadn't written what I wrote. I don't know what happened but I had typed for a significant amount of time for nothing it seems. So before turning my computer off I was wondering if anyone knows where the keystrokes may be stored in memory or a screen buffer or something like that? I'm not very knowledgeable about that kind of thing so I was hoping for a quick response here. Hope someone can help.
Kind regards,
Ben
I'm using Open office Apache 4.1.2 on Windows 7 PC
Recovering Keystrokes for writing blind
Recovering Keystrokes for writing blind
Open Office Apache 4.1.2
Windows Vista
Windows Vista
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Re: Recovering Keystrokes for writing blind
Hi and welcome to the forum!
I don't think there is such buffer.
A window from another application may have stolen the focus (or you may have triggered that by typing an unwanted shortcut). In this case, AOO was no more "listening" and nothing was recorded.
I don't think there is such buffer.
A window from another application may have stolen the focus (or you may have triggered that by typing an unwanted shortcut). In this case, AOO was no more "listening" and nothing was recorded.
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Re: Recovering Keystrokes for writing blind
Thank you for responding. I guess its gone forever and I'll have to rewrite it.
Open Office Apache 4.1.2
Windows Vista
Windows Vista
Re: Recovering Keystrokes for writing blind
You could install a keystroke logger which stores each keystroke. Be careful if others use the PC - it's probably illegal to record their keystrokes without their knowledge.
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