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* "monthlyalltime.ini" is essentaily a more complicated 'month.ini', it separates out extremes for each month of year. Any change in the diagnostic logs for the current month may, or may not, affect "monthlyalltime.ini", but again searching through the logs should help. | * "monthlyalltime.ini" is essentaily a more complicated 'month.ini', it separates out extremes for each month of year. Any change in the diagnostic logs for the current month may, or may not, affect "monthlyalltime.ini", but again searching through the logs should help. | ||
* 'log.xml' is another file that Cumulus does not copy to the backup folder, so you should back it up periodically. It is only found in Cumulus 1 and is edited using the 'Weather Diary' screen in the 'View' menu. Although it can be edited by a 'XML' editor, I advise against it, as the way that the field 'RowState' is calculated is complex, and if you corrupt the file, Cumulus 1 will crash. | * 'log.xml' is another file that Cumulus does not copy to the backup folder, so you should back it up periodically. It is only found in Cumulus 1 and is edited using the 'Weather Diary' screen in the 'View' menu. Although it can be edited by a 'XML' editor, I advise against it, as the way that the field 'RowState' is calculated is complex, and if you corrupt the file, Cumulus 1 will crash. | ||
* "mmmyy.txt" (naming varies depending on computer settings) is the detailed log | * "mmmyy.txt" (naming varies depending on computer settings) is the detailed log mentioned above | ||
== I get very large amounts of rainfall shown, or other high readings == | == I get very large amounts of rainfall shown, or other high readings == | ||