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FINDERRORLOGS.md

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 A→Z+T creates two kinds of logs:
 - Each time you **run** A→Z+T, it logs information for that **run** to a file named `log_<date>.text`, where <date> is Year-Month-Day, e.g., "log_2021-10-05.txt" for a file created on October 5, 2021.
   This is overwritten each time A→Z+T runs on that day, so if you need to keep it, e.g., to send it to me, to report behavior that did not cause an exception (below), **rename it before starting A→Z+T again**.
-- Each time A→Z+T has an **exception** (a serious problem with the program, which causes it to exit, not just unexpected behavior), 
-  it will compress the above log and name it `log_<dateTime>.xz`, where <dateTime> is Year-Month-DayTHour-Minute-Second, 
-  e.g., "log_2021-09-25T11-49-27Z.xz" for a file made on September 25, 2021, at 11:49:27. This enables A→Z+T to easily save the log of each exception, 
-  as compressed text files ready to [Email to me](BUGS.md). Any time you get one of these, please send it to me; this is the best way I can help you get moving again when you have a problem.
+- Each time A→Z+T has an **exception** (a serious problem with the program, which causes it to exit, not just unexpected behavior), it will compress the above log and name it `log_<dateTime>.xz`, where <dateTime> is Year-Month-DayTHour-Minute-Second, e.g., "log_2021-09-25T11-49-27Z.xz" for a file made on September 25, 2021, at 11:49:27. This enables A→Z+T to easily save the log of each exception, as compressed text files ready to [Email to me](BUGS.md). Any time you get one of these, please send it to me; this is the best way I can help you get moving again when you have a problem.
 
 ## Finding the A→Z+T logs
-The trickiest part of getting me the information I need to help you is finding where your system is putting A→Z+T logs. 
-They should be going into your working directory, which means the directory from which you launched python. 
+The trickiest part of getting me the information I need to help you is finding where your system is putting A→Z+T logs.
+They should be going into your working directory, which means the directory from which you launched python.
 If you launch python via clicking a link to main.py, the location of your logs may depend on how your operating system is configured. I recommend
 
 - Looking in the same directory/folder as main.py (i.e., the A→Z+T repository copy on your computer)
-- Looking in that repository's parent (the directory/folder which contains that directory/folder), or somewhere else. 
-- Searching for the files by filename (e.g., "log_2021-"), using your operating system search tools. 
+- Looking in that repository's parent (the directory/folder which contains that directory/folder), or somewhere else.
+- Searching for the files by filename (e.g., "log_2021-"), using your operating system search tools.

SIMPLEINSTALL_LINUX.md

@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ If any of the following fails, please [write me](BUGS.md), copy/pasting all erro
 To run these commands, open a terminal, and copy/paste the command, then hit enter.You may need put in your sudo/administrator password.
 
 ## Install system and python packages
-Run the following commands: 
+Run the following commands:
 1. `sudo apt-get install git python3-tk python3-pip portaudio19-dev texlive-xetex`. (This last one is a large download)
 2. `python3 -m pip install pyaudio tkinter lxml Pillow`
 3. `cd;git clone https://github.com/kent-rasmussen/azt.git;cd -`
@@ -20,10 +20,10 @@ Run this command: `cd;git clone https://github.com/kent-rasmussen/azt.git`.
 ## Set up A→Z+T for normal use
 1. Download [this file](installfiles/azt.desktop). If asked, save it to your "Downloads" folder.
 2. Run the following commands:
-- 1. `cp $HOME/Downloads/azt.desktop $HOME/.local/share/applications/`
-- 2. `sudo desktop-file-validate  $HOME/.local/share/applications/azt.desktop`
-- 3. `sudo update-desktop-database`
-- 4. `ln $HOME/.local/share/applications/azt.desktop $HOME/Desktop/`
+- `cp $HOME/Downloads/azt.desktop $HOME/.local/share/applications/`
+- `sudo desktop-file-validate  $HOME/.local/share/applications/azt.desktop`
+- `sudo update-desktop-database`
+- `ln $HOME/.local/share/applications/azt.desktop $HOME/Desktop/`
 3. Click on the link on your desktop to run A→Z+T
 4. **Celebrate your accomplishment; you're done installing A→Z+T!**
 5. Read [USAGE](USAGE.md) for how to use A→Z+T
@@ -34,4 +34,4 @@ Run this command: `cd;git clone https://github.com/kent-rasmussen/azt.git`.
 Ask someone to help you install the XMLmind XML Editor (XXE) (see [INSTALL](INSTALL.md)).
 
 ### Update A→Z+T (to be sure you're using the most recent version)
-Run the command `cd $HOME/azt;git pull;cd -`. 
+Run the command `cd $HOME/azt;git pull;cd -`.