Hi Mark,

Mark Lincoln wrote:

> Hi all,
>
> I have been asked to email a MacsBug stdlog to document a crashing problem
> I'm having with another person's application.  While I have MacsBug on my
> Mac, I know very little about it--I mainly use it to escape as elegantly as
> possible from crashes.  I bought a book, but it makes no mention of stdlog.
> (It does, however, make a fine paperweight.)
>
> Can someone give me instructions as to how I would go about generating or
> finding a stdlog after MacsBug pops up?  Email me privately if you feel it
> necessary.  And thanks.

Since someone else might not know, as I didn't at one time, just type stdlog
and press return in MacsBug.  You will then get gobs of information that you
will find very edifying (or not).  Then es cape as you normally do.  There
will be a text file on your desktop (at least that is where mine appears)
named stdlog.

HTH,

Joe Wilkins