Orbiter.log is located in the folder where you installed Orbiter. You need to open it with a text editor/viewer, like notepad, to copy its contents to include in post. You can try with double-clicking and if nothing opens it by default then choose notepad from the list, or otherwise right click and choose "Open with..." and choose notepad, too. Then select all text and copy to clipboard, and next paste it in a post inside [code][/code] tags.
For more details, see point 9 of "
How to ask for help with an Orbiter issue." article. If you haven't set Windows Explorer to show file extensions, there is instruction how to locate that file among other Orbiter's present in the folder.
I found it!! Here it is sorry for the late reply: had semester finals.
**** Orbiter.log
Build Aug 30 2010 [v.100830]
Timer precision: 2.79365e-007 sec
Found 1 joystick(s)
Devices enumerated: 6
Devices accepted: 5
==> RGB Emulation
==> Direct3D HAL
==> Direct3D T&L HAL
==> Direct3D HAL (RADEON 9250)
==> Direct3D T&L HAL (RADEON 9250)
Module AtlantisConfig.dll .... [Build 100830, API 100830]
Module AtmConfig.dll ......... [Build 100830, API 100830]
Module DGConfigurator.dll .... [Build 100830, API 100830]
**** Creating simulation session
DirectDraw interface OK
Direct3D interface OK
Graphics: Viewport: Window 1018 x 736 x 32
Graphics: Hardware T&L capability: Yes
Graphics: Z-buffer depth: 32 bit
Graphics: Stencil buffer depth: 8 bit
Graphics: Active lights supported: 8
Loading 15382 records from star database
Joystick throttle: Z-AXIS
Joystick throttle control detected
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>>> ERROR: While initialising solar system AMSO\Sol:
>>> File not found: .\Config\AMSO\Sol.cfg
>>> [Orbiter::CreateRenderWindow | .\Orbiter.cpp | 726]
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>>> TERMINATING <<<
