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ClockWatch User's Guide

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Logs Options Tab

The log file shows information about setting attempts made.  The logging tab selects if the system logging is on or off and which log file to write to when logging is enabled.
Logging options

Once a log file is specified, ClockWatch will add data to the log file each time the program is activated and a setting is made. The log file will record every "0" setting where the clocks were in sync but will not record setting attempts when the connection failed. Old data from previous sessions will be preserved as the recent data is appended. 

A log file must be specified for the Previous Settings Graph to show data.

To file /Off
Turns logging on/off - starts/stops writing to log file. Turning off logging does not remove any existing log file.

Log File Name Field
Contains the full file name and path of the log file. (i.e. C:\Program Files\Beagle Software\ClockWatch\logfile.txt) Enter the file name in the field or press the Browse button.  This file must be specified for the Previous Settings Graph to show data.

Browse button
Presents the find file dialog to locate an existing file in the file system.

View
Opens up the log using Windows Notepad.
Note: If there have been no setting attempts, there will be no file to view.


Event Logging (CW Server, CW Client 2000)

Event logging allows you to write selected action to a text file and/or the NT event log. This log captures major time setting activities as well as warnings for when there may be a system of time setting problem. With the event log enabled, ClockWatch will include the events you specify as well as any operating errors.

Event Log: On/Off