under file there is an option to save buffer.Do that then look through the file for the part you want.(nt)

under file there is an option to save buffer.Do that then look through the file for the part you want.(nt):
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Posted by zmud user on April 5, 2000 at 08:50:32:

In Reply to: Help with Zmud logs. posted by in need of help on April 5, 2000 at 08:46:59:

> Can anyone tell me how to save a log using Zmud. I mean, after I am done playing and I wish to do something with a log, I can't seem to select more than one screen of text at a time. This makes for long copy and paste periods. I tried the #cap number of lines feature but it captured from the vey end of my session when I sought a part that was near the beginning. Any help would be appreciated, thanks.

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Comments:	> > Can anyone tell me how to save a log using Zmud. I mean, after I am done playing and I wish to do something with a log, I can't seem to select more than one screen of text at a time. This makes for long copy and paste periods. I tried the #cap number of lines feature but it captured from the vey end of my session when I sought a part that was near the beginning. Any help would be appreciated, thanks.