				Logger 2.0 cdev, © 1988 by Ricardo Batista.

	Logger 2.0 is a cdev file (Shareware, see below) that when it is inside your System Folder will install some code that allows you to see what
is being done with your Macintosh. To install Logger simply put into
your System Folder and Restart your computer. To remove simply take
it out of your System Folder and Restart the Mac.

	Logger is a cdev (Control Panel file). To configure Logger, select the
Control Panel desk accessory and then click on the Logger icon. Logger will
create a file called ÒLog FileÓ (if it doesnÕt exist) in your System Folder.
The options you can select in the Control Panel is to make an entry in the
Log File when :

	Files are Created,
	Files are Deleted,
	Files or drivers are Opened,
	Files or drivers are Closed,
	Files are Renamed,
	Applications are Launched,
	Resource files are opened,
	The computer is turned off.

The entries in the Log File look something like this :

	Shutting down on  Wednesday, June 22, 1988 10:06:00 PM

	File Sales renamed to Old Sales Wednesday, June 22, 1988 10:06:00 PM

You can also select if you want a tab or a space to separate the fields of
the entries. Configuration changes you make take effect next time your
computer is restarted.

Log File is a standard TEXT file that can be read with any word processor
or spreadsheet. Each entry is divided in three fields, what, date, and time.
A carriage return is always at the end of each record.

	Sometimes I take my Mac to my work and leave it there for a few days
or weeks because I need it there. The problem is that some people uses my
Mac while I am not there, so I wanted to know what they do with 
my Mac. A few people wrote me letters stating that they use Logger for
tax purposes. I hope youÕll find some use to Logger.

Version, 1.02 fixed a bug that caused a bomb with ResEdit and
incorporated the Shutdown entry in the Log File.

Version 2.0 is now fully configurable cdev and adds many other
functions as described before in this document.

If you use Logger, please send me 10 dollars along with your ideas
for improvement and things you would like to see to :

	Ricardo Batista
	3440 Lebon Drive #4307
	San Diego, CA 92122
	(619) 587-0623

Note : Due to the constant changes in the system software, the launch
code is not called under MultiFinder unless you transfer from one
Application to another or use a utility such as Quickeys from CE
Software. The inconvenience is that no entry is made in the Log File if
you double click an application under the Finder while using MultiFinder.
Apple notified me that at the moment there is no workaround to this problem.

Logger can be distributed electronically in Bulletin Board Systems as long
as this document is also given with Logger.

WARNING :

	Logger  CAN NOT BE DISTRIBUTED BY ÒMONTHLY MAGAZINES
ON A DISKÓ SUCH AS ÒUp TimeÓ, and  ÒThe MacConnectionÓ without
written permission from the author.

