COMMAND NAME:

        viewlog

USAGE:
        viewlog

        The viewlog command displays the View Log Manager window
that identifies the log files in your current directory.  You can
select and open a log file from this window without having to open
a terminal window and enter system commands to search a directory
for names of log files.  For more information about opening a terminal
window, see Help for the shell command.

        To open a log file, select the file icon and click on the Open
softkey.  The contents of the file is displayed on the screen.  To
exit from the file, display the pop-up menu and select Done. 
To exit from the View Log Manager Window, select Exit.

        The viewlog command can be executed by picking the Viewlog
icon or by entering viewlog on the command line.  The softkeys
on the View Log Manager window are described below:

        - Update: Repaints the contents of the window to reflect
changes made since the window was last opened or updated.

        - Dir:  Displays the contents of your active directory
and allows you to move up and down the directory structure.  Dir
displays a pull-down menu with the following options: 
Basemoves the current directory level back to where Allegro
was started and displays the files in the base directory; 
Up Levelmoves from the current directory level up one
level and
displays the files in that directory; 
Down Levelmoves from the current directory level down one
level and displays the files in that directory.

        - Open:  Displays a stickup prompt that asks you to
enter the name of the file to be opened.  If you have already picked
a file in the window, Allegro will open the highlighted file.

        - Print:  Displays a stickup prompt that asks you to
enter the name of the file to be printed.  If you have already picked
a file in the window, Allegro will print the contents of the highlighted
file.

        - Last log:  Opens and displays the contents of the
last log file created or accessed during processing.

        - Exit:  Closes the View Log Manager window.

        Entering viewlog -last displays the last log file created
or accessed during processing.

EXAMPLE:

        viewlog

        viewlog -last
