Spector Pro

(Recommended by Spy Software Reviews)

Recording Abilities

The recording options are plentiful and powerful, the ability to have a spy software that can record one or two things is good, but Spector Pro has SEVEN monitoring tools that keep track of everything that can possibly be done on a computer.

Email

When it comes to email monitoring , Spector Pro does not miss a beat.

Incoming and outgoing email from popular email clients like Outlook Express, Outlook, Eudora, Microsoft Exchange, and any other POP3/SMTP emails were captured with incredible ease. Web mail is an entirely different animal when it comes to email, so we put those to the test and found that Spector Pro lived up to it’s claim to record web based email from Hotmail, Yahoo email, AOL web mail (also records AOL proprietary email), Myspace.com web mail, Net Zero, ATT World Net, and Netscape web based email.Reviewing the email is very easy. All email is labeled by sent or received, what kind of email was sent (Hotmail, Outlook Express, etc…), user name, sender (the email address), who it was sent to, what the subject of the email was, and the time and date it had occurred. You just click on the email that you want to see and you will see exactly what they have sent or received.

Chat and Instant Messaging

When you consider that chat and instant messaging is one of the most popular forms of online communication, then you will realize that any spy software must have this feature. Spector Pro again steps up to the plate with the comprehensive chat recording options.

It was a delight to see that Spector Pro records both sides of chat and instant messaging from AOL chat rooms, AIM, Yahoo messenger, MSN messenger, Trillian, IRC, ICQ, and several java based (known as “Lite”) chat services.

Spector Pro separates all of the recorded conversations by program, screen name, date and time. Having a spy software that will have both sides of a chat transcript available with a simple mouse click is an invaluable tool for parents and employers.




Spy Software Review Part 3 (continued Recording Options)