Changes will be happening, please watch for later versions of AETracker whereever you found this one.
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All changes take effect when you close the Control Panel, you do NOT have to reboot.
Please see the Read Me file for complete details on AETracker.
"More" gives you the above and information about the parameters passed to the AEM routine. It will also dump some of the data passed.
Information Selection
There are two information level settings you can pick.
"Minimum" gives you just routine name, application name, and tick count.
Limited tracks only AESend and AEProcessAppleEvent.
"Let Me pick 'em" lets you specify exactly which calls you want to track
Routine Selection
There are three radio buttons that let you set how much of the AEM stuff going on you want to know about.
"Every Danged Thing" gives you a full log.
If you select Frontmost Only, AETracker only will record AE action for
the application that is frontmost WHEN AETracker IS TURNED ON!
The settings:
Toggle Key: This is the key that turns AETracker on and off.
Tracking
These two radio buttons tell AETracker what application it should care
about. You have two choices, All Applications or Frontmost Only.
The file will contain information about which routine was called, what application called it, and other information. The amount of info in the log will depend on the settings you give the the Control Panel.
This file will be created in the Control Panels folder, unless you change the path using the 'Set Output Directory' button.
When AETracker is toggled on using the toggle key you set,
a work file is opened, it will be named "AETrack-XXXX" where
XXXX is Ticks at toggle time.
AETracker is an INIT/CDev that allows you to log AppleEvent activity on your system. You can watch as much or as little AppleEvent manager (AEM) information as you like, and pull a little info or a lot of information about what's happening.
