Small hidden service that logs what programs have been started and finished in the operating system.

Process Logger writes following events in log file: On Windows 95/98/Me: 1) start of logging; 2) what program has been tracked; 3) what program has been finished and time interval from program's track time up to program's finish time (actually, time of execution); 4) end of logging.

On Windows NT/2000/XP: 1) start of logging; 2) what program has been tracked and when it has been started; 3) what program has been finished and total time of program's execution; 4) end of logging.

Advantages: 1) small and quick (less than 1% of CPU usage on AMD K6-2 300); 2) hidden from inexperienced users; 3) counts total time of programs' execution; 4) freeware.