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Crash reports

Turn crash reports on or off, and see what a report sends.

Steps

  1. Open “Diagnostics” from Settings.
  2. Use the switch “Send crash reports”. It is on by default.

What a report holds

A report holds where Nearfield broke, its version, your system type, how much memory it used, the free disk space, the time, and a random number. It never holds your name, your email, your project names or your file names.

Open “See what a crash report sends” to read a report before it goes.

Send your own report

When you open “Diagnostics”, Nearfield makes a diagnostics report on this computer. Nothing is sent yet. Press “Send report” to send it to us, or “Save to a file” to keep a copy.

Related

  • Answer the first three questionsThe beta agreement, usage counts and crash reports.
  • Choose settings for this computerYour name, folders, watching, pausing and notifications.
  • Settings and your accountLooks, folders, notifications, your account and crash reports.
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