when a bug doesn't cause a crash... (Alpha 20)

...are you still interested in these things?

I was able to follow the instructions about creating a log archive, but I guess that doesn't help much because Logos 4 has barely ever crashed on me.

But, now with Alpha 20 some fonts have gone wiggy on me. An example is shown in the attached screen shot from the Reformation Study Bible.

Greetings from Munich,

Jeff

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Thomas Ball

Jeffrey:

Logs are not only helpful when the program crashes. They may be helpful for this issue as well. Would you post them please?

Mike Binks

But just in case.

Have you altered the program scaling and if so does the aberration disappear when you put it back to 100%?

tootle pip

Mike

Jeffrey Hands

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/132516#Comment_132516

Thanks for the tip. It didn't work... but it's good to know that Logos 4 is in process and some problems just get solved along the way.

Jeff

Jeffrey Hands

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/132512#Comment_132512

Within an hour of reading your post, my Logos 4 did indeed crash for the first time in a long time. I've posted the log. (hopefully correctly).

Jeffrey Hands

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/132512#Comment_132512

Tommy,

I'll gladly post the logs.

I have a question however: When I post a log, the file is called "archive.zip". Is that adequate?

Would you prefer if I added either my name or date to the file name?

Thanks!

J.R. Miller

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/133783#Comment_133783

I have a question however: When I post a log, the file is called "archive.zip". Is that adequate?

Would you prefer if I added either my name or date to the file name?

archive.zip is fine as long as it contains the necessary files :-)

Blessings