FILTERING LOGS

Logs filtering is a handy feature of Elite Keylogger which lets you sort, filter and narrow down recorded logs to most wanted information. To invoke Filtering dialog, please, go to "Logs - Filter". The dialog looks like the following:



Filtering has 2 major goals in Elite Keylogger:

1. Filter entries in logs by several criteria
2. Switch from local logs viewing to the logs you received from the remote monitored PC

Filtering logs

Elite Keylogger lets you filter the logs you have by the three most relevant criteria: Application name, Window caption, User name. Filtering by Application name will only leave entries that correspond to the input in "Application name" field. For example, if you want to see keystrokes recorded in Outlook only, you should enter something like "outlook" in this field. After you finish setting new filter, press "Apply filter". This will regenerate logs with the new settings. If any of the customized filtered fields match your input, the log will be filtered and you will only see the relative matches in all logs. Additionally, filtered logs will have a "FILTERED" label in the beginning.

Viewing remote logs

If you enabled Logs e-mailing and stored logs you received to a separate folder on your PC, Filter dialog is the place where you switch to the logs from other computers. You should use Browse button to navigate to the folder where you saved all the logs you received. Then press "Apply filter", note, that filtering fields should be empty in this case. If logs are found in that folder Elite Keylogger will combine (as you know the logs you receive can be split in several portions by the means of *.1, *.2, *.3 and other extensions) and prepair them for reviewing. If there are more than one log to view in the selected folder, you will see the following dialog:



Select the log you would like to view and click "View this log".

To return to reviewing logs from your local computer, use "View local logs" button. Please, note: Elite Keylogger can be installed as Logs Viewer only, this might be useful if you don't want to monitor the PC you use to view the logs.