Hi Hugh, * Hugh Williams > > Being a commercial installation you should open a support case or post on the > support forums rather than the open source mailing list.
This isn't a commercial installation. It's just an evaluation at the moment. Different customer. :-) If you still want me to do it via support, let me know. > If you do not have a Windows Services entry to enable the service to be > started [...] No, what I mean is that I don't have the Services applet in the control panel at all. Having fooled around a bit I now found out that on this version of Windows (whichever one it is), I had to open Administrative Tools in CP, then Services. I see OpenLink License Manager (started) and OpenLink Virtuoso Server. Starting the Virtuoso Server service worked just fine. Apologies for this. It's just a case of me not being used to Windows. :-( Anyway, thank you for the help. You misunderstanding what I meant about Services helped me figure out that my computer *does* have that applet, and that I need to keep hunting. :) --Lars M. http://www.garshol.priv.no/tmphoto/ http://www.garshol.priv.no/blog/
