Both of these are already on our "to-do" list

Best regards,

Derek

[quote="skoldpadda":ks71n8r7]I took some extra photos -- hope they help. These are photos sequentially of what I see in the PostgreSQL folders as PT3 is intstalling it. First we have the tmp and data folders in screen shot 1... as PT3 is installing postgre, it creates extra folders seen in...

We have plans on adding this service eventually...I have never really tried it. I guess we could give it a shot. Never hurts to test during a beta, lol

Go into this window: [img:2dlc02bx]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v488/skoldpadda/admintools.jpg[/img:2dlc02bx] And open "Services". Do you see PostgreSQL Database Server listed? If so, double click it. Is it started? If not, try to manually start it and see what happens. Best regards, ...

And what happens if you hit OK during that error message?

To clarify, you are still getting this? If so, that makes no sense to me...

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Well that seemed to work... Try running the installer again and see what happens. PS. When you paste your screenshot into Paint (or whatever you are using), resize the canvas so the image is only as big as the screenshot. It should probably even ask you if you want to automatically resize to fit...

Can you find your bin directory under the PostgreSQL/8.2 directory? Go to that directory and run the 2nd command I provided then please show us a screenshot.

Did you open the command prompt immediately and run those commands? Do you have a PostgreSQL directory under your Program Files? Your directory structure may be different which causes them to fail. The first command simply changes the directory and if that does not work then the second command will ...

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