New in version 1.12:

·	Search Next/Previous scrolls to the char position if it is outside the visible range. Even in the multi column view.
·	Improvements in the list control.

Features of LogView

·	Traces the growing of text files
·	Handles large text files with more than 65535 lines
·	Scrolls automatically to the end of the file (optional)
·	Shows line numbers and file positions (optional)
·	Starts viewing after program start (optional): - from the begin of the file. - from the end of the file.
·	Copy to the clipboard
·	Open file via Drop or file dialog
·	Window position and size can be stored
·	Font of the text view are stored automaticaly
·	Column wide can be stored.
·	Sound on new data. Dialog for sound settings.
·	Option to hide the Menu and Toolbar
·	Context menu
·	Command line swich to set the config file name.
·	The logfile poll time can be modified.
·	TAB separated text files in up to 255 columns (optional). - The wide of each column can be modified and stored. - Dialog to toggle between the one-column-view and the multiple-column-view. - Column delimitter char is adjustable. - Optional fixed columns on the right or left side.
·	Comfortable search function: - All hits are highlited. - Button Next/Prev navigates throuh the search hits. - The search is done in background. - Abort of the search with ESC possible.

Planed enhancements:

·	Large file support

Command line usage of LogView:
logview [/cMyConfig[.cfg]]

Sample:
logview c:\os2\install\current.log
logview c:\os2\install\current.log /cMyLog1

You can enter the name of your text file as the first parameter on the command line or insert the name in the parameter entry field of the WPS programm settings.

You also can use a file that do not exist. LogView starts then and waits until the file becomes created.

Installation:

You can eiter use the .WPI file together with WarpIn or the .ZIP file to install manualy. Use WarpIn V0.9.12 or higher or create a new directory and unzip the .ZIP file into this directory. If you wish to start LogView from other directories, the LogView directory has to be in the LIBPATH variable. Alternativ you can move the .DLL files to a directory listed in your LIBPATH variable. If you wish to start LogView only via a program object on your desktop, you can set the working directory to the .EXE directory, and the program parameter to your log file. In that case, no LIBPATH entry is needed.

LogView is Freeware. The .DLL files delivered together with LogView are not freeware. It is only allowed to use this DLL files together with LogView. Distribution and usage of the .DLL files togeter with other programs are not allowed. Neither it is allowed to distribute modified packages of LogView nor to distribute parts of the LogView package separate.

We do not give any warranty for harms LogView might eventually cause.