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01-05-2006, 02:26 PM
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If you open a single log, and then Command-click the title bar of the log window, you'll see the full path it comes from. Choose the "Logs" folder, and the whole set of logs for this particular settings file will be available to you.
Regarding the repair permissions, that's totally normal. We're literally running disk utility to do the repair, and it produces that diagnostic, which can be safely ignored. It happens to all of us...
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