Recent changes to LogFile

LogFile modified by Tom

Tom — Sun, 28 Aug 2016 01:17:15 -0000

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   2. Enter: `%APPDATA%\MIST\logs`
   3. Look for mist.log (it's likely the only file there.)

-## On Windows Vista/7
+## On Windows Vista/7/8/10

   1. Click the Windows Menu 
   2. Type: `%APPDATA%\MIST\logs`
   3. Look for mist.log (it's likely the only file there.) 
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-## On Windows 8/10
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-TBD 

 ## On Mac OS X

LogFile modified by Tom

Tom — Tue, 18 Aug 2015 02:04:54 -0000

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 # Introduction

-MIST keeps a log of error messages by default. It may be useful to examine or attach this log when [getting help](Troubleshooting#Getting_Help). Here's how to find it... 
+MIST keeps a log of error messages by default. It may be useful to examine or attach this log when [getting help](Troubleshooting). Here's how to find it... 

 _Note: Once you find it you can edit it with Notepad or any other word processing file._

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   2. Type: `%APPDATA%\MIST\logs`
   3. Look for mist.log (it's likely the only file there.) 

-## On Windows 8
+## On Windows 8/10

 TBD

LogFile modified by Anonymous

Anonymous — Sat, 27 Jun 2015 18:56:40 -0000

Introduction

MIST keeps a log of error messages by default. It may be useful to examine or attach this log when getting help. Here's how to find it...

Note: Once you find it you can edit it with Notepad or any other word processing file.

On Windows XP

Click the Start Menu, then Run...
Enter: %APPDATA%\MIST\logs
Look for mist.log (it's likely the only file there.)

On Windows Vista/7

Click the Windows Menu
Type: %APPDATA%\MIST\logs
Look for mist.log (it's likely the only file there.)

On Windows 8

TBD

On Mac OS X

In the Finder, choose the "Go" menu. Press and hold the Alt (Option) key. Select "Library" when it appears.
Open "Logs", then "MIST".
Look for mist.log (it's likely the only file there.)