On Fri, 4 May 2012, José Belbute wrote: You can either open a console window (cmd.exe), "cd" to where gretl is located, and launch the program, as in cd "c:/program files/gretl" gretlw32.exe --debug or you can create a desktop shortcut: browse to find the gretl exe file, and add the " --debug" flag in the entry box after the path to the program. Then double-click on your shortcut. Either way, gretl should start as usual, except that a console window will also appear, displaying various debugging messages from gretl. Try producing a graph in gretl, and more messages should appear. Then if you click in the top left corner of the console window you get a menu that enables you to select and copy the contents of the window. Paste the contents into a text file (e.g. using Notepad): that text file is what we'd like to see. Allin Cottrell