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To open and view history files:
1. Start the ASCII Log View application by clicking the ASCII Log View button in the
Windows taskbar or the Tools panel in the Diagnostics application.
2. Click Open in the toolbar.
3. In the file selection window, open the D:\Avimet\history folder, or another folder
specified for history files in your system.
In some systems, history files are stored in the CDU and mapped to the last network
drive (for example, H:\). In such a case, look for the appropriate folder when you
want to open history files.
4. If needed, select the folder you wish to view, for example, a monthly folder. This
location will be saved and will be opened by default the next time.
5. Find the file with the date and type you wish to view, for example,
EVENTS_20.his
for the events on the 20
th
day of the month.
6. Click Open .
The file is displayed in the ASCII Log View window.
7. Open all the files you wish to view and select either Tab mode or Tile mode, see
Viewing Several Files at the Same Time (page 62) .
8. When files are open, you can do the following:
• To see all the columns, drag the column borders or use the horizontal scroll bar.
• If longer texts are not displayed, select
Wrap Text to make the text flow into several
lines.
• You can move inside the file by clicking First Row and Last Row in the toolbar.
9. You can close a file by clicking at the tab header or the tile corner.
7.3.3 Viewing Several Files at the Same Time
1. Open all the history files you wish to view, see Opening and Viewing History Files
(page 61) .
2. Select the display mode by clicking Tabs or Tile .
3. In the Tab mode, you can do the following:
• Click the tab titles to change which file is displayed.
• Use the arrow buttons next to the tab headers to view more files.
• Use the scroll bars to view more data.
• To close a tab, click at the Tab header.
• An example of files in Tab mode is presented in
Figure 25 (page 59) .
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