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Are you talking about console.app?
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I think so. It has a mode where it says &quot;All Messages&quot;. But I just realized that's when I have the All Messages list item selected in the left window pane.
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I think so. It has a mode where it says "All Messages". But I just realized that's when I have the All Messages list item selected in the left window pane.

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I am not sure why I saw that file for the first time today, but it looks very useful. &nbsp;I am a former Windows user and developer looking to learn about this platform, and am even writing an iPhone app at the moment.<br />
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So what kinds of great things can I do with it since I imagine it could keep me out of trouble if I know what to look for...<br />
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Thanks.
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I am not sure why I saw that file for the first time today, but it looks very useful.  I am a former Windows user and developer looking to learn about this platform, and am even writing an iPhone app at the moment.

So what kinds of great things can I do with it since I imagine it could keep me out of trouble if I know what to look for...

Thanks.

What fun can I have with the &quot;All Messages&quot; console?

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What fun can I have with the &quot;All Messages&quot; console?

What fun can I have with the "All Messages" console?