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^^b1,00,28,f,1,e~
^b^jLSIZE - Change Log Sizes~
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^^h1~
^^if:menu~
^b^jLink: ^hFixLink~
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^b^fAccess: ^j<E>^hdit~
        ^b^jL^hog Sizes~
^^else~
^b^jLink: ^hFIX~
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^b^fSyntax: ^jLSIZE~
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^b^hPurpose~
^b^h-------~
Allows you to change the size of any of the standard system logs. These
include the main usage log, the network call and mail logs, and transfer
section download logs. You may specify sizes from 10 to 9,999 items. Of
course, the size you choose will determine the amount of memory used by
that log.~
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^b^jUsage~
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After starting the command, a list of the current sizes for each of the
five system logs will be displayed. Choose the letter of the log you want
changed, then edit the value. Change as many values as you like, then
enter "X" and <ENTER> to exit the function. If you've made any changes,
the system will now ask you if you want to make these changes. If you
answer ^b^h"N"^a^k, then the logs will be left alone. However, if you
answer ^b^f"Y"^a^k, then each of the affected logs will be re-built.~
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The original data within the logs will be retained, but if the new log is
smaller than the original, the oldest entries in the old log will be
trimmed so that the data fits the new log. Data lost in this manner
cannot be restored by making the log larger again.~
