Strange results in Account report

Do these balance figures make any sense to anyone? They don't to me!

Looks like the tally is doing the opposite of what it should until the end of each race, at which point it has a mind of its own...

I will admit to getting the error about logging on a different session to this one, but I'm surprised if it affects all logging? (I can't remember the exact message and I can't start a new session at the moment).

I've had a look and the message is:
"Unable to start logging system"... as other people seem to have had before.

It only occurs on the 7th (I think it is) session of MF starting up, and I thought it would only affect that session - but it seems not to be the case?

Oh, and I have noticed the sticky thread at the top of this part of the forum. 

My settings are the same as in that post - and not only that, but I'm in real mode, not test mode!

I've just been back through the logs, and it looks as though it's been doing this since I installed it.
Never noticed until now!

Hello!

The logs are displayed from latest to oldest (i.e. latest ones are in the top). The total P/L is then calculated and displayed beneath each event.

You may choose to reverse the order of the bets (click the corresponding button in the top-right corner of the log browser window).

Hi Oxa,

Two more attachments!
One is for a real statement in one session, the other for a test statement of a different session.

In the top right corner (as you suggested) both icons display the same. Also, both images now show the totals of each race line correctly if read in a downward direction.
However, one has the race total line above the race entries, the other below, and you can see that the race order is most recent at the top in one and most recent at the bottom in the other!

Something is confused, and not just me I think. 

Since updating to the latest release, logging now doesn't work at all for real mode, only test mode.

Looks like I'll have to get round to doing a complete delete/reinstall of MF at some point.