Here is the log
open. crash. no report dialogue appears.
8182.Logos4.log
Could you post the other log files (as described elsewhere on the forums)?
All are useful, and Console Messages.log is the most useful in the case of an application crash.
here you go
1768.Archive.zip
Console messages has couple interesting items:
6/11/10 4:27:09 PM [0x0-0xbc0bc].com.logos.Logos_Bible_Software_4[1253] Unhandled Exception: System.Data.SQLite.SQLiteException: The database disk image is malformed
.... They (Logos Development) do not recommend deleting database files unless you've been advised by development or technical support staff to do so.
That was such a patient and thorough reply. Thank you!
I do not understand any of it... [:)]
Hoping for A22
That was such a patient and thorough reply. Thank you! I do not understand any of it... Hoping for A22
I do not understand any of it...
Apologies - still learning art of communication.
Share hope for A22.
Keep Smiling [:)]
Apologies - still learning art of communication. Share hope for A22. Keep Smiling
Keep Smiling
Not at all KS4J... All your posts are very helpful.
However the lack of line spacing does make the text a bit dense.
Your posts might be improved by a little 'white space' .
NOTE - Forum paper and ink cheap.
tootle pip
Mike
Apologies - still learning art of communication. Share hope for A22. Keep Smiling Not at all KS4J... All your posts are very helpful. However the lack of line spacing does make the text a bit dense. Your posts might be improved by a little 'white space' . NOTE - Forum paper and ink cheap. tootle pip Mike
Sigh - learning includes clicking "Preview" button.
After clicking "Post", noticed automatic 'white space' removal => dense posts not match typing.
For example, Mike's quote during composition shows white space between lines - Post has automatic reduction.
Post has automatic reduction.
However short lines, as those clamouring for columns in 'Reading View' (that's me by the way) note, make for easier reading. Whilst reading this particular line it is quite difficult to track back with your eyes to the start of the next line due to the width of the column. This makes continuous reading harder as you have to search for the start of the next line before being able to continue following the text.
See what I mean?
Tootle pip
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