Perhaps a Settings import/export?  With Plan-G using default setting for anything not found in the imported file?

If you're using Firefox, it can display stored passwords.  Exactly how depends on which version and what OS you're using, but it's under the Security tab of Options/Preferences/whatever.  I would imagine other browsers can display them, too.

I can upload the temp.xps file as well, if you think it might help.

Okay, I renamed the existing Plan-G_Log.txt, launched Plan-G, loaded a flight plan, printed it, and exited.  Here's the resultant log.

Thanks, spokes2112, for your assistance in this!

Okay.  I loaded and printed a flight plan, again getting the blank page.  This time I found the temp.xps file and opened it with XPS Viewer, which displayed the flight plan.  Printing from within XPS Viewer worked; I can print via the printer or I can print the plan to a PDS file via Bullzip PDF Printer.  So, how can I print directly from Plan-G?

I'm running build 3.0.4.59 under 64-bit Windows 7 Ultimate.

Okay, thanks for the reply.  As it turns out, I already had those XPS features checked, and after a bit of stumbling around discovered how to launch XPS Viewer.  Now, where is this temp.xps file located?  As I mentioned I searched my system for it and it didn't find it, I also looked specifically in My Documents\Plan G Files which seemed like the most likely place to find it, no luck.

Where is temp.xps, and what/where is XpsViewer?  I searched for both and found neither.

When I attempt to print a flight plan from my desktop machine all I get is a blank page with only the light grey background printed on it.  Printing the flight plan from my laptop to the same printer works fine.  Might this be some sort of font problem or something?

Ah.  Found the Clear button under File --> Options --> User Aircraft.

Is the breadcrumb trail the pink line the airplane leaves behind as it moves across the map?  If so, clicking the red "X" in the upper left of the Trail Analysis window doesn't clear it (yes I have 3.0.3).  If not, just what is the breadcrumb trail then?