Re: Log examination

>> Help->What's New explains, as does the info at
>>
>>    http://www.winedt.com/installing.html
>>
>> especially under the category of Upgrading...
>>
> Why do you think I didn't read the above? I did. When I upgraded, I did 
> the following in order specified: (1) uninstall Winedt then Miktek 
> taking the blow everything away options, (2) reinstall Miktex then 
> Winedt choosing the individual users are individuals options, (3) 
> configure Miktex paper size, etc., options, (4) start Winedt and use 
> configuration wizard for wrapping etc. Steps 1 and 2 where done via an 
> administrative account. Steps 3 and 4 where done in both an 
> administrative and a power user account.
> 
> So why is log display not working???

Quoting from the Upgrading section of Installing WinEdt, on winedt.com:

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 Default Settings and Compatibility with older Versions

 If preserving your old settings is very important and importing
 the modified default menus listed above is out of question you'll
 have to make a few manual changes through the Menu Setup Dialog.
 Here is what you should know:

 * The old Menu Item Tools -> Erase Output Files will not work! You
   should change its definition to:

      Exe('%b\Exec\Erase Working Files.edt');

 * The old Menu Item Search -> Errors... will not work! You should
   change its definition to:

     [FindError(1,1,0,4,1);]

 * The new categories of Errors are not compatible with WinEdt 5.4
   (or earlier). You should import the default Errors Settings (easy)
   or else read the documentation and make manual changes to your
   configurations through the Settings| Errors Dialog: otherwise some
   warnings in TeX documents will be treated as errors and vice
   versa...

 The What's New? document (Help Menu) describes all major the
 changes in functionality and the default settings from the
 previous version of WinEdt...

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