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- ( % Problem Reports - results of analysis
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( When analysis is successfully started, the log file's icon is animated and a status message similar to the following is shown in the display frame (Figure3-17). ( If the file cannot be processed for any reason, a message similar to the one in Figure3-18 is shown. ( Once the file is processed, the icon in the toolbar changes to reflect the status of the log file (see Section3.7). To view the analysis results in the display frame, click the log file's entry in the navigation tree. 2
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( Both automatic and manual analysis results are shown in the display frame. The information is divided between the following tabs:
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