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Thanks for responding to this and fixing what you could. I
understand now that a lot of the things are Window-isms
and thus not fixable.
It's the default size for a Windows Installer installation program. We
could make it larger, but then we'd
Not sure if this is the right place, but win32-hackers seems
to be dead.
Yeah, it's been discontinued.
I recently had a chance to install PostgreSQL on Windows, and
wanted to share my comments on the experience in the hope of
making things better.
Overall I was very impressed - this is
If you don't give a password, the randomly generated one is ghastly. Not
sure if this is a Windows thing or what, but it was definitely a strong
password. Impossible to remember, and very difficult to write down and enter.
It's not necessary to remember that password...
Magnus Hagander wrote:
For pgadmin, one hint said is the 8th July instead of 8th of July
You'll have to talk to the pgadmin guys about that.
Yup, teach 'em correct English :-)
Fixed in svn.
Regards,
Andreas
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Not sure if this is the right place, but win32-hackers seems to be dead.
I recently had a chance to install PostgreSQL on Windows, and wanted to
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Overall I was very impressed -
