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 Introducing PTWin32 |
Why keep
a log? Well it is a good way to introduce episodes, but it also creates a record
of your experiences for others to consult. Sometimes a log is the best way to
discover the source of a problem. Log
files are generally text files that record an event or setting and then save
themselves to your hard drive. There are several logs created and maintained by
PTWin32. These logs can be quite useful in troubleshooting your PTWin32
installation. In your \PTWin32
directory you will find a file called Install.log.
This text file contains a record of the PTWin32 installation process including
the date, time, files copied, files overwritten, programs executed, shortcuts
and program groups created, as well as Windows Registry
settings and library installations. In your \PTWin32\Paradox
directory you will find a file called Paradox.reg.
If you open this file with Notepad you
will see that it lists all of the changes made to your Registry as a result of installing Paradox Runtime with PTWin32. In your \PTWin32\Programs
directory you will find a file called PTWinerr.log.
This text file keeps a list of errors you have experienced while running PTWin32
including the date, time, user, window, and nature of error. This log also
stores the comments entered by PTWin32 users at the time of the error.
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