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    • Connecting to an Existing Workgroup Database
    • Specifying the Database Host (for ODBC Connections)
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  • Prerequisites for Using PostgreSQL 6
    • Overview
    • Installing PostgreSQL on Windows
    • Installing PostgreSQL on OS X
    • Opening the pgAdmin Tool
    • Creating a Login Account for ScreenSteps Workgroup
    • Configuring PostgreSQL to Accept Connections From Computers on Your Network
  • Prerequisites For Using Microsoft SQL Server 5
    • Overview
    • Creating a SQL Server Database
    • Adding a SQL Server User
    • Creating ODBC Connections on Windows
    • Creating ODBC Connections on OS X

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Installing PostgreSQL on Windows

A standalone installer is available for the PostgreSQL database. To download the installer for Windows visit http://www.postgresql.org/download/windows.

Download Installer

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Follow the link for the One click installer.

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On the next page click the link for Windows.

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If you are asked whether you want to run or save the file click Run.

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The installer will begin downloading.

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If you clicked the Run button then confirm any dialogs that might pop up. If you saved the installer then locate the installer on your computer and launch it.

The Installer

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When the installer appears you can accept all of the default values by clicking the Next button. You will need to enter a password that you will need to access the PostgreSQL server later on. Make sure you remember the password you enter.

Run the Installer

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All Done

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After a successful installation you will be prompted to launch Stack Builder. You can uncheck this checkbox and click Finish.

Make Sure Port 5432 Is Not Blocked

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PostgreSQL communicates over port 5432 by default. If you have a Firewall installed make sure you open this port. This screenshot shows an exception that was added to Windows Firewall.

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