Karl's Guide on WhatPulse and How To Use It.
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This guide will teach you what Whatpulse is, how to download and install it and set it up so you're within the new Sythe Team.
Step 1: What Is Whatpulse?
Whatpulse is a website and program that collectively counts the amount of keys you press on your keyboard and the amount (in Miles) you move your mouse and the amount of clicks you perform, It is different compared to, for example, a Keylogger, because it does not record how you press them, only that you've pressed them, for example, when typing the phrase:
The program has recorded
and so on, I'll verify that is 100% safe. The objective with whatpulse is to get a large team which all contribute with keys pressed and mouseclicks and mouse miles to be able to climb up the whatpulse leaderboard.
Step 2: Getting Whatpulse.
First of all, you're going to have to head to their main website. http://www.whatpulse.org, once you are there, I recommend registering, which a link is given just below the login box:
The login box, complete with registration Link
However its not important since you can then register via the program once downloaded. Now you want to visit the download page, which is on the main page under 'Downloads' in the navigation sidebar on the left, choose the download appropriate for your OS.
The download options for Windows, Mac, and Linux
Once downloaded, you get to install!
Step 3: Setting Up Whatpulse.
Once downloaded, run through the installation as you would with any other, and make sure the "Run" box is clicked before you Finish, this will open Whatpulse for the first time.
WhatPulse, for the First time.
If you did register on the website, click on 'I already have an account' then click next, otherwise click the other and create an account. You are now prompted to login, once you login, you have to search for your computers name, this is because you can login to several computers with this and they'll all collectively go to the same statistic count. Once you've logged in, A small W will appear in your startbar, thats it, your set up!
Groovy.
But are you really going to just count your own mouseclicks and movements on your own? sounds kind of sad... how about joining a team you can contribute to?
Step 4: Joining A Whatpulse Team.
For this I will be using the brand new Sythe.org team I have created, the old teams have become outdated and filled with users who do not use the site or who are banned.
Firstly, you'll need to return to the Whatpulse website, once logged in, you want to click 'Teams' under the navbar to the left that is called your username, once on here, you can choose to either Join or Create a Team, click Join, search for just the Term 'Sythe' (which is our name, sythe.org and SythePulse are both dead teams, which are founded and moderated by old members and inactive users).
What to search For.
The Top One!
This guide will teach you what Whatpulse is, how to download and install it and set it up so you're within the new Sythe Team.
Step 1: What Is Whatpulse?
Whatpulse is a website and program that collectively counts the amount of keys you press on your keyboard and the amount (in Miles) you move your mouse and the amount of clicks you perform, It is different compared to, for example, a Keylogger, because it does not record how you press them, only that you've pressed them, for example, when typing the phrase:
Code:
The dog barked at the tree.
Code:
A = pressed 2 times.
b = pressed once.
d = pressed twice.
e = pressed 3 times.Step 2: Getting Whatpulse.
First of all, you're going to have to head to their main website. http://www.whatpulse.org, once you are there, I recommend registering, which a link is given just below the login box:
The login box, complete with registration Link
However its not important since you can then register via the program once downloaded. Now you want to visit the download page, which is on the main page under 'Downloads' in the navigation sidebar on the left, choose the download appropriate for your OS.
The download options for Windows, Mac, and Linux
Once downloaded, you get to install!
Step 3: Setting Up Whatpulse.
Once downloaded, run through the installation as you would with any other, and make sure the "Run" box is clicked before you Finish, this will open Whatpulse for the first time.
WhatPulse, for the First time.
If you did register on the website, click on 'I already have an account' then click next, otherwise click the other and create an account. You are now prompted to login, once you login, you have to search for your computers name, this is because you can login to several computers with this and they'll all collectively go to the same statistic count. Once you've logged in, A small W will appear in your startbar, thats it, your set up!
Groovy.
But are you really going to just count your own mouseclicks and movements on your own? sounds kind of sad... how about joining a team you can contribute to?
Step 4: Joining A Whatpulse Team.
For this I will be using the brand new Sythe.org team I have created, the old teams have become outdated and filled with users who do not use the site or who are banned.
Firstly, you'll need to return to the Whatpulse website, once logged in, you want to click 'Teams' under the navbar to the left that is called your username, once on here, you can choose to either Join or Create a Team, click Join, search for just the Term 'Sythe' (which is our name, sythe.org and SythePulse are both dead teams, which are founded and moderated by old members and inactive users).
What to search For.
The Top One!
You'll now be in our new Team, to which you can help contribute towards our total keys and clicks, please come hurry and join me, as Im currently on my own and looking for new people who are dedicated and will contribute.
The first person to reach 250K keys contribute to the team will be given moderator of the group.
The first person to reach 250K keys contribute to the team will be given moderator of the group.
Thanks For Reading My Guide, I'll see you in the Team!
