Open up the command prompt. Then change the directory to your PostgreSQL bin directory. Typically: [code:3oautt85]cd "C:\Program Files\PostgreSQL\8.2\bin"[/code:3oautt85] Then try manually running initdb: [code:3oautt85]initdb -A Trust -E SQL_ASCII --locale=en_US -U postgres -d[/code:3oaut...

[quote="_dave_":1o0j6tpk][quote="jerper":1o0j6tpk]Ok, delete this thread. Had the infamous, someone was on my cpu and changed the date to Feb. Thus I am sure it was obv out of date.[/quote:1o0j6tpk] Lol. I guess this needs fixing tho.[/quote:1o0j6tpk] :?: The beta has a 10 day ex...

If he is logged in as "Owner" then he should have full access since he's part of the administrators group.

I think we're barking up the wrong tree...

I do not have access to WinXP at the moment. Can you send me a screenshot so I can direct you?

ALT-PRINT SCREEN captures the active window. You can then paste the capture into Microsoft Paint and save it as an image.

And which account are you logged into?

Edit: Looking back at your posts, it appears you are logged in as "Owner"?

I know MoneyBookers accepts Maestro although I am not sure what the fees are like for the user.

Go Start->Control Panel->Administrative Tools->Services

Is the "PostgreSQL Database Server" service installed? If it is, double click it. On the "Log On" tab. Which method is used? (A screenshot would be helpful)

Best regards,

Derek

Are you sure its not saying that you are using an old version of the database?

In the title bar of PokerTracker 3, what version is listed?

Best regards,

Derek

[quote="skoldpadda":1mqq5oba][quote="Josh":1mqq5oba]I'm going to have to send this problem to Derek. I don't know enough about PostgreSQL to be of any more help. He'll be back in a few hours and should be able to assist you further. Sorry for the inconvenience.[/quote:1mqq5oba] O...

[quote="VincenzoMancini"h28]Payment methods for U.K customers (non-credit card) would be appreciated.[/quoteh28]

Such as? We are open to suggestions