WinEvent

If you're looking for a software tool that can help monitor and track system events, you may want to check out WinEvent (TWinEvent component). This software supports most of the Microsoft Active Accessibility (MSAA) possibilities, which means you can track many low-level things that weren't available before without using external DLLs or global hooks. This is a significant improvement when compared to other similar tools.

With TWinEvent, you can keep track of several important system events such as foreground window switching, move / resize window, minimize / restore window, mouse capturing / releasing, menu start / end, changing selection in tree view, list view, list box, window and control scrolling, changing value in edit boxes, and many more. The full list of TWinEvent's events can be found in the software documentation.

Some examples of TWinEvent's events include OnWinEvent, OnSystemAlert, OnForegroundWindow, OnMenuStart, OnMenuEnd, OnMenuPopupStart, OnMenuPopupEnd, OnCaptureStart, OnCaptureEnd, OnMoveSizeStart, OnMoveSizeEnd, OnContextHelpStart, OnContextHelpEnd, OnScrollingStart, OnScrollingEnd, OnSwitchStart, OnSwitchEnd, OnMinimizeStart, OnMinimizeEnd, OnObjectCreate, OnObjectDestroy, OnObjectShow, OnObjectHide, OnObjectReorder, OnObjectFocus, OnObjectSelection, OnObjectSelectionAdd, OnObjectSelectionRemove, OnObjectSelectionWithin, OnObjectStateChange, OnObjectLocationChange, OnObjectNameChange, and OnObjectValueChange. These events are designed to help you monitor and track system activity effectively.

Overall, WinEvent (TWinEvent component) is a powerful software tool that can help you keep track of many low-level system events. It's ideal for anyone who needs to monitor and track their computer system activity in real-time.