Selecting text creates a token containing the selected text on the right. All instances of this text are highlighted in the same colour in both the log view and the log map.

You can define a token by clicking the '+' button or pressing Ctrl+D. You can define multiple tokens, which are also shown in the log map, providing an overview of occurrences throughout the entire log file.

Use the navigation buttons '<' and '>' to move to the previous or next occurrence of the text token. Note that when you have navigated with the log map or scroll wheel, the origin of the jump is always the current set cursor, not necessarily the actual positioned view.

The LogMap offers a comprehensive view of where tokens appear throughout the entire file.

Click on it to jump directly to the relevant part of the log.

And views all the bookmarks defined in the entire log.

The token list shows all the defined tokens. These lists can be saved and opened. You can delete each token using the '-' button. You can switch a token on or off by clicking on it. This enables you to only enable the tokens that are currently important for your analysis.

You can navigate from token's text to text with each token by clicking the '<' and '>' buttons.

A combo box at the top shows a history of your saved and opened token files for quick access. You can remove each entry by clicking the '-' button.

Saved token files are synchronised between all Emlyzer instances that have the same file open. This means that you can analyse different logs on different Emlyzer instances and ensure that all defined tokens are always updated.

You can create new filteted views by clicking the '+' tab on the top of the log view'

All filter entries are ored. By clicking the '+' button a new entry can be added.

You can also specify whether to filter case match or the whole word, or use Regex for even better results.

A special feature is that you can define lines before and after the match, enabling you to filter different data.

You can remove the filter entry hitting the '-' button.

This gives you a filtered view of the log data, with tokens highlighted and bookmarks shown.

The Main Menu provides access to all the core features and commands available in Emlyzer. Serving as the central command hub of the application, it allows users to open, paste, bookmark and navigate through log data.

Click the 'Open' button or press Ctrl+O to open the dialog box for selecting a log file. Please note that any existing tokens will be retained when you open a new file. This means that you don't have to redefine them for a log file from a different day, for example. If new log data is added to the log file, the changes will be updated as soon as you refocus the Emlyzer.

Click the Paste button to paste log data from the clipboard. Please note that any existing tokens will remain when you paste new log data. This means that you won't need to redefine them for the new data.

The bookmarks buttons allow you to create, delete and navigate bookmarks. Bookmarks are bound to the line at which they were created and are visible in the LogMap all other views. The keyboard short cuts for the bookmark handling: Ctrl+F2 = toggle bookmark, F2 = navigate to the next bookmark, Shift+F2 = navigate to the previous bookmark.

Clicking the Goto button or pressing Ctrl+G displays a Goto field in the top left corner of the line numbers column.

Enter the desired line number and press Enter to navigate to it. Press the Esc key to hide the GoTo field.

Clicking the Search button or pressing Ctrl+F displays a Search field in the top right corner of the log view.

Enter the text that you are searching for. Use the < and > keys to navigate, or press F3 or Ctrl+F3. You can also specify whether to search for case match or the whole word, or use Regex for even better results. As soon as you enter text, you will be taken to the first match. Press Esc to hide the search field.

Click this button to switch between dark and light mode.

Click this button to open the menu

Settings: You can specify whether the Windows Explorer context menu should include the 'Open with Emlyzer' option, and whether anonymous data should be transferred for diagnostic purposes.

Buy a license: Clicking this button will open a browser to the Emlyzer website, where you can purchase a licence to emlyze!

Install/Uninstall license: Enter the licence string you received after purchase to activate the licence, or click the Uninstall button to remove it.

About: Opens the 'About' dialogue to display information such as the current version in use, the licence and legal information.