Hi,
I was using PostgreSQL in version postgresql-8.2.4-1-binaries-no-installer.zip 
under Windows. I did the following:
1. I unzipped PostgreSQL into D:\PostgreSQL and created directory named 
"database" inside.
2. I exceuted (on non-administrator account "postgres"): initdb -D 
"D:\PostgreSQL\database" -U root --encoding=UTF8 --no-locale
3. I executed (as an administrator): pg_ctl -D "D:\PostgreSQL\database" 
register -N myPostgreSQLService
Everything worked ok. 
I changed version to postgresql-8.2.5-1-binaries-no-installer.zip, and tried to 
repeat procedure above."initdb" failed because libpq.dll was not found. I 
discovered that localization of this library changed from /bin to /lib 
directory. When I added this /lib to PATH everything worked OK.
Does anyone know what is the reason of that change? According to version 
numbering of PostgreSQL, changing minor version number (here: 4->5) means small 
bug fixing and no enhancements. Changing library localization is rather not a 
bug fix, and there should be a comment about that in release notes.

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