Brother International WP230B Owners Manual - English - Page 273

The program can record such exceptions in a log file that contains an audit trail. The audit trail log file is a simple ASCII text file, which may be reviewed or printed after doing a conversion. If the log file does not exist when you run the program, your Brother word processor automatically creates one and writes the log into it. If the file already exists, the program adds the new information to the end of the file, leaving the previous information in it intact. Therefore, the log file can accumulate the audit trail over successive conversion sessions. The log file created is named "CONVERTLOG", and is saved in the Brother directory. The log file can be viewed on the screen using the DOS type command. Example: C>TYPE C:\BROTHER\CONVERT.LOG For each conversion session, the audit trail records the date and time the conversion was performed, source and destination word processing formats, and the exception summary results for each file converted. You have the option to allow the program to create the log or not to create one. You can select Yes or No for the Conversion Log feature from the sub-menu. Conversion 261