Recording User Input
Urmila Kukreja
William Stevenson
Frank Ritter
Version 1.0
1 August 2005
Revised 23sept20 to get new application -fer

	Recording User Input (RUI) is used to record user 
	actions while interacting with interfaces on the 
	Windows and Mac platforms.  

        To run the tool under Windows, download it as an .exe
	(RUI.exe or Recorder.exe) onto your desktop and double click the icon to run
	it; or download the .zip file and unpack it.

	If it does not work, you will need to install the .Net
	framework.  Directions and the (free) system are avilable at 
	http://msdn.microsoft.com/netframework/downloads/framework1_1/ 

        To run RUI on the Mac, download the zip file, and uncompress it.
	 Directions on how to run it are in the README file.

To choose the kind of actions in terms of mouse
movements/keystrokes/mouse clicks (for the Windows version), check the
appropriate boxes in the dialogue box that appears.  Enter the subject
number and use the "Create Log" button to decide the location of the
log file.  

For both versions, when ready to record, press "Record" (Ctrl+R).  To
stop recording, use the "Stop Recording" button or (Ctrl+S).  Use the
"Replay" button to replay recorded actions.  Action replay can be
speeded up or slowed down.

Contact Information:
  Urmila Kukreja (ulk100@psu.edu)
  William (Bill) Stevenson (bill@billstevenson.org)
  Frank Ritter (frank.ritter@psu.edu)