INTRODUCTION

Key Technology's suite of Windows NT Event Log utility applications 
permit writing, clearing and backing up the event log event log from the 
command line or batch files.

KtLogEvent writes an event to the event log. KtBackupLog saves the 
log to a backup file. KtClearLog clears the event log and optionally 
backs it up.

Coded in C++ for speed and size, the utilities have no runtime library 
dependencies.

INSTALLATION

Copy the executable files to an appropriate directory.
There are no runtime or other dependencies.

EVALUATION COPY

This is an evaluation copy of the Event Log utilities. They may be 
freely distributed as such.

The evaluation release includes the full functionality of the retail release. 
It also includes a message box, identifying it as an evaluation release, 
that is displayed whenever the utility is first executed.

COPYRIGHT NOTICE

The Software and Documentation contained within this distribution 
package is copyright (c) Key Technology Pty Ltd 1999. All rights reserved.

END USER LICENSE AGREEMENT

Please read the End User License Agreement contained within the EULA.txt file. 
You must accept the terms contained within the agreement before using the 
software.

SUPPORT

If you have any questions or feedback concerning this product, please contact 
us at support@keytech.com.au

ORDERING INFORMATION

For ordering information visit our web site at http://www.keytech.com.au

USAGE

KTLOGEVENT -M<machine-name>\n"));
                           -S<source-name>\n"));
                           -T<event-type>\n"));
                           -C<category-number>\n"));
                           -E<event-number>\n"));
                           -U  (to include user ID)\n"));
                           "<insertion-string>"  "<insertion-string>" ...

<machine-name>	optional remote computer name, default to local computer
<source-name>	event source name
<event-type>	optional I(nformation), W(arning), E(rror),
		S(uccess audit) or F(ailure audit), defaults to information
<category-number>	optional decimal event category number,
		defaults to no category number
<event-number>	the decimal event number
<insertion-string>	zero, one or more insertion strings,
		each contained within quotation marks

For example: KTLOGEVENT -TE -E100 "example"  "event"

KTBACKUPLOG -M<machine-name>
                              -L<log-name>
                              -B<backup-name>

<machine-name>      optional remote computer name, default to local computer
<log-name>              log name - Application, Security or System
<backup-name>       backup file name

For example: KTBACKUPLOG -LApplication -Bapp.evt

KTCLEARLOG -M<machine-name>
                          -L<log-name>
                          -B<backup-name>

<machine-name>      optional remote computer name, default to local computer
<log-name>              log name - Application, Security or System
<backup-name>       optional backup file name

For example: KTCLEARLOG -LApplication -Bapp.evt
