> Hello Nathan, Well the qmodem dos 4.6 does have a log but i just do
> not
> remeber what the file name is reason is because one day when i had
> norton desttop for win which i drop when i got win 95 i was looking at
> all the files in the qmodem directory and came upon the log you talk
> about i was supprised at all the time i spent on the modem the file
> was
> almost 3 months long so i deleted the file to get rid of the logs of
> all
> my times and just reentered the file name. I will go and look right
> know
> and see if i can find that file if i can i will let you now what the
> name is. Well i just check my directory where my qmodem is and there
> is
> a log  file in there mine is call QMODEM.LOG. I just look at it and it
> tells me everything i did even if i download a file how long it took
> also tells me how much time i spent on the modem to the bbs i belong
> to.
> I do not know if it will help you but check where you have you qmodem
> dir and see if there is a log file in there someplace. I just check my
> qmodem pro for windows and could not find a qmodem pro log file in the
> directory which i think is dum but what else can we get from a windows
> program. I hope you do fine a log if not then they did not feel like
> one was needed.
 
Logging is optional in 4.x (TD) and, I think, in PRO also.  In 4.x, go 
into QInstall (Alt-N), look at the Files pulldown for the configured 
log file name (you can change it if you wish) and then look at Toggles 
under Options and see whether log autostart is off or on (and change it 
if you wish).  Then Exit and select save if you made changes you want to 
make permanent or abandon to leave things as they were.  Regardless of 
whether or not you set the log to autostart when you load Qmodem, you 
can toggle it off and on at will with Alt-0 during the session.  When 
logging is activated, if the specified log file exists, it will be 
appended; if not, it will be created.
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