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'Journal runs geometry checks (body structure, body consistency, face-face intersect, face self-intersect)
'on the selected solid. You do not need to window select the geometry (as you do with the examine geometry command),
'the journal will automatically select the faces of the selected solid body.

'If the solid does not pass one of the initial checks, the journal will search for the last feature in the history tree
'where the target solid passed all the checks. This feature will be made the current feature.

'** Note: This does not necessarily mean that the next feature is causing the failure, but should serve as
'         a good starting point in your search for the bad geometry.
'         For example: suppose you have a file with 1000 features and the journal indicates feature 882 is the
'         last valid state of the solid; this does not necessarily mean that SUBTRACT(883) is the problem.
'         Perhaps the real problem is the geometry in THROUGH_CURVE_MESH(876) that trims the tool body of SUBTRACT(883).
'         In this case, the journal simply indicates that the geometry that contributes to SUBTRACT(883) needs to be investigated.

'Usage notes:
'    The journal will prompt for the selection of a solid body.
'    If the body passes all the checks, a note indicating success will be written to the Information Window
'    If the body fails a check, the journal will search for the last feature in the history tree where the selected body
'      passed all the checks.
'    The journal works best on parts that are fully parameterized and have no suppressed features or features with errors.
'    There is no point of running this journal on a solid body that is a "body" feature (imported body), the examine geometry
'      will serve better in this case.