Limitations

• WinSession Logger 2.x, can't save keystrokes from any window of Internet Explorer(6.0.2900.00) with Windows XP and the patch Service Pack 2.It seems there were introduced changes in the hooks of Windows, this Windows's problem was fixed with version 3.2 and low level hooks.

• If there are more of 8000, 10000 files in the folder: data, WinSesion Logger could not be able to save files, this is a limitation of Windows FAT32 volumes, the author(me) i was thinking a few of days ago that this could be a compiler bug. Always is a good idea to delete files(logs) that are not usefull but your important log files save inside the favorite folder, with "add to favorites", now delete logs is more easy with the option of maintenance with ver 2.4B.

You could get more of 8000 files in a few of days or 10 months(it depends of your settings, for example if you take screenshoots every second you will have a large number of files in 3 hours) inside the folder: data. If you experience this problem and your current data dir has aprox 8000 files inside your data folder rename this folder to for example data_old , now you must create another directory data.

A FAT32 volume must have a minimum of 65,527 clusters. Windows XP Professional can format FAT32 volumes up to 32 GB, but it can mount larger FAT32 volumes created by other operating systems. Table 1 FAT32 size limits.

This tables were taken from Microsoft Resource Kits

  Table 1  FAT32 Size Limits

Every file created by WinSession Logger uses long file names, then will be a moment in that no one file could be created(data folder).

 Table 2  NTFS Size Limits