Introducing the APM Meter for Desktop

Hi all,

First post here, this blog intends to be my code snippet / software first dumping ground
For the first software, feel free to download APM Meter:

 Brief description of what is APM (from wikipedia):
Actions Per Minute, commonly abbreviated as APM, is a term used in the real time strategy field of cybersport which refers to the total number of actions that a player can perform in a minute.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Actions_per_minute


An Example of High APM person:


Well, initially I created this little piece of software just for fun and out of frustration of not being able to find any APM Meter for desktop, I was thinking that it would be cool if we can record the APM of our work desktop, during work hours, to see how fast and how efficient we are at doing our task in the office. Then I start having ideas on how to remove / block APM counts of chats, facebook and the like. Eventually the APM meter becomes more than just a simple keypress and mouse click counting software.

Anyway here is the download link to the APM Meter, enjoyy!!
http://www.mediafire.com/?1w5naqdp76jktuw

RAR file password: abc123
SHA512 of the RAR file: 583d4e63cb8911a06fcdb32e58658a4756d468918d7ebf93050ff19fe254c98d33f80ed01130f2874be51466d81c0a60b264bc1c128dc65f2ee668b5cae85140

SHA512 of the EXE file: 4fae3bfba590f11c6a43aa0ff08825de13f9f1c50a79e55c0890b467ea5c8a0c5b7b80a75a55a47ea45449ffed99a3a83a02a5b944dc686b9810ec88654ad04a

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