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Keylog Pro, from PAL, receives a poor rating. About the only good thing that can be said about this product is that it is easy to install and uninstall. The product lacks most of the features that the other monitoring programs have as standard features. Even though there are not a lot of features, the ones that are present are not the easiest to figure out.
Keylog Pro's reporting is nothing more than "Notepad" displaying a text file. The product does monitor keystrokes, but that is all. The log file names are extremely cryptic. After studying the log files for a while, you can determine they are made up of date and time, but the interface is extremely poor compared to all of the other products.
Keylog Pro does have a banned URL list. This means that if someone is trying to go to a website that has been specifically banned, the browser is shutdown, but there is no warning or notice of what happened
Even though there are not a lot of features, the ones that are present are not the easiest to figure out.
About the only good thing that can be said about this product is that it is easy to install and uninstall.
There are much better products to do the job of monitoring what is occurring on your computer. PAL does offer a number of products, that when combined together as a suite, might offer enough options to bring the software up in the ratings.
Overall, Keylog Pro needs a lot of work to be able to compete against the other spyware/monitoring software in the marketplace.
