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SOAPware 5 - Getting Started Guide

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How do I backup a SOAPware 5 PostgreSQL Database?

For PostgreSQL Users, Click here for the PostgreSQL Data Manager.  This tool is necessary to backup or restore your SOAPware 5 PostgreSQL Databases.  Any user that downloads the current SOAPware 5 Data Server, will be using PostgreSQL Databases.

For instructions on how to use the PostgreSQL Data Manager, click here.

For instructions using LAPTOP Walkabout with SOAPware 5 PostgreSQL Database's, click here.

How do I backup a SOAPware 5 MySQL Database?

In SOAPware 5, click Help > SOAPware Help > Contents Tab > expand "Data Management in SOAPware 5" > select & read "Creating a Scheduled Backup" or "Creating a Manual Backup"

For MySQL Users, Click here for MySQL GUI Tools, select a download location.

Note for Tablet PC Users running Windows XP Tablet Edition.

You need to install the Microsoft.Ink.dll CLR2.0 Update (KB900722) for this program to function properly. Click here for the hotfix:  Microsoft.Ink.dll CLR2.0 Update (KB900722)

Note for VISTA users.

You need to install Microsoft .Net Framework 2.0 before SOAPware 5 will install properly on VISTA.  It attempts to do this during the install, but certain VISTA settings can disable its ability to do so.  Click here for .NET 2.0:  Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0

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