How To Report Bugs in Logos 4 Mac - Tutorial w/ VIDEO
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All,
I am not a computer guru. That is why I have a mac.
I have attempted to install L4Mac on two computers. My MacBook Air (SSD version) is at work, and is "supposedly" downloading the program, and installing, and I will find out in the morning.
My home computer (iMac 3.06G Intel Core 2 Duo 4GB 800 Mhz DDR2 SDRAM) has been "preparing your library" now for the better part of 18 hours. I am told this is too long.
(1) Is it working?
(2) Where do I even find the folder on this computer that tells me if this is loading or not - e,g, where are the files stored?If I can't get it to work soon, I will be forced to return it. It is the Platinum 4 edition.
Thanks in advance.
WJ
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18 hours is not toooooooo long.
Mine took 24 hours & I have a MacBook Pro
& I'm also using PC via Parallels
Im also using Platinum & don't return
any thing or your wasting your time & money.
RF
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William Jones said:
My home computer (iMac 3.06G Intel Core 2 Duo 4GB 800 Mhz DDR2 SDRAM) has been "preparing your library" now for the better part of 18 hours. I am told this is too long.
William
You will get better responses to your questions if you start a new thread in this forum. This thread was started for a specific purpose many weeks ago, and your questions are likely to get little attention here.
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In the written instructions, it should be ~Library, not ...Library. Tilde indicate home folder on the Mac. Also, this section was missing from the video and you went right into aliasing the logging folder.
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Joe, Thanks man. By the way do you know what happened to the hand out under the file section? it just disappeared on me. Any word of wisdom will be greatly appreciated.
Mikel
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Joe, Thanks man. By the way do you know what happened to the hand out under the file section? it just disappeared on me. Any word of wisdom will be greatly appreciated.
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MikelHoma said:
By the way do you know what happened to the hand out under the file section?
We removed the UI for creating and opening them because we haven't implemented support for them, yet. The Windows team is planning a near-total rewrite of the feature in the not-too-distant future, and in order to avoid wasting a lot of work, we intend to wait until this is done before we bring the feature to the Mac.
David Mitchell
Development Lead
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Thank you for the info.
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I'm having trouble finding the correct "Logging" folder to begin with in Finder. I don't have a Logos4 folder in my Library>Logs folder. Have I missed something? I have some bugs to report, but I can't seem to figure this out.
Thanks in advance for any assistance!
Neal
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Neal Price said:
I'm having trouble finding the correct "Logging" folder to begin with in Finder. I don't have a Logos4 folder in my Library>Logs folder. Have I missed something? I have some bugs to report, but I can't seem to figure this out.
Neal,
They should be in your home folder under: Library | Application Support | Logos 4 | Logging
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I am looking under my username/library/application support ... and in under application support ... there is no logos folder to navigate to. any idea? I wanted to send a crash report, but can't find the logos folder. I just reinstalled my os and reinstall logos mac few days ago. thank you.
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David Kim said:
I am looking under my username/library/application support ... and in under application support ... there is no logos folder to navigate to. any idea? I wanted to send a crash report, but can't find the logos folder. I just reinstalled my os and reinstall logos mac few days ago. thank you.
Have you been able to successfully start Logos 4, or does it crash on startup? If the latter, that might explain why you're not seeing a folder (and would furthermore indicate that you may have a file permissions issue on your Application Support folder).
Also, to make sure you're navigating to the right spot, try opening a finder window, pressing Command-Shift-G, and then pasting the following (without quotes): "~/Library/Application Support/Logos4".
David Mitchell
Development Lead
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The video is marked Private, so I can't watch it. I'll try to figure it out from the posts until the video is open to public.
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Ben Bacheller said:
The video is marked Private, so I can't watch it. I'll try to figure it out from the posts until the video is open to public.
Ben - the post you are responding to is from 2010… If you need help with something, please create a new thread in the appropriate forum. [:)]
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