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I am using PgAdmin 3 on Postgresql 9.4 on Windows 7. All things work well until I resized browser fonts from 12 to 18. I cant create database, rename table and even change the font size to what it was before. Many things stopped working. I have tried to uninstall Postgres and install another version but still the behavior is same, no change. Please what do I do. Thanks










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  • Have you looked into appdata and removed relevant folders there?

    – Tom V
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  • Thanks Tom. I have removed the PgAdmin and Postgresql folders in Appdata yet no change. I hope those are the relevant folders you mean or are there others?

    – Chris Chukwuemeka
    May 21 '18 at 17:58











  • I was guessing that could be where the font size is stored. Maybe some registry keys I don't know

    – Tom V
    May 21 '18 at 20:39
















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I am using PgAdmin 3 on Postgresql 9.4 on Windows 7. All things work well until I resized browser fonts from 12 to 18. I cant create database, rename table and even change the font size to what it was before. Many things stopped working. I have tried to uninstall Postgres and install another version but still the behavior is same, no change. Please what do I do. Thanks










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  • Have you looked into appdata and removed relevant folders there?

    – Tom V
    May 21 '18 at 16:20











  • Thanks Tom. I have removed the PgAdmin and Postgresql folders in Appdata yet no change. I hope those are the relevant folders you mean or are there others?

    – Chris Chukwuemeka
    May 21 '18 at 17:58











  • I was guessing that could be where the font size is stored. Maybe some registry keys I don't know

    – Tom V
    May 21 '18 at 20:39














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I am using PgAdmin 3 on Postgresql 9.4 on Windows 7. All things work well until I resized browser fonts from 12 to 18. I cant create database, rename table and even change the font size to what it was before. Many things stopped working. I have tried to uninstall Postgres and install another version but still the behavior is same, no change. Please what do I do. Thanks










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I am using PgAdmin 3 on Postgresql 9.4 on Windows 7. All things work well until I resized browser fonts from 12 to 18. I cant create database, rename table and even change the font size to what it was before. Many things stopped working. I have tried to uninstall Postgres and install another version but still the behavior is same, no change. Please what do I do. Thanks







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  • Have you looked into appdata and removed relevant folders there?

    – Tom V
    May 21 '18 at 16:20











  • Thanks Tom. I have removed the PgAdmin and Postgresql folders in Appdata yet no change. I hope those are the relevant folders you mean or are there others?

    – Chris Chukwuemeka
    May 21 '18 at 17:58











  • I was guessing that could be where the font size is stored. Maybe some registry keys I don't know

    – Tom V
    May 21 '18 at 20:39



















  • Have you looked into appdata and removed relevant folders there?

    – Tom V
    May 21 '18 at 16:20











  • Thanks Tom. I have removed the PgAdmin and Postgresql folders in Appdata yet no change. I hope those are the relevant folders you mean or are there others?

    – Chris Chukwuemeka
    May 21 '18 at 17:58











  • I was guessing that could be where the font size is stored. Maybe some registry keys I don't know

    – Tom V
    May 21 '18 at 20:39

















Have you looked into appdata and removed relevant folders there?

– Tom V
May 21 '18 at 16:20





Have you looked into appdata and removed relevant folders there?

– Tom V
May 21 '18 at 16:20













Thanks Tom. I have removed the PgAdmin and Postgresql folders in Appdata yet no change. I hope those are the relevant folders you mean or are there others?

– Chris Chukwuemeka
May 21 '18 at 17:58





Thanks Tom. I have removed the PgAdmin and Postgresql folders in Appdata yet no change. I hope those are the relevant folders you mean or are there others?

– Chris Chukwuemeka
May 21 '18 at 17:58













I was guessing that could be where the font size is stored. Maybe some registry keys I don't know

– Tom V
May 21 '18 at 20:39





I was guessing that could be where the font size is stored. Maybe some registry keys I don't know

– Tom V
May 21 '18 at 20:39










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I have solved the issue by deleting PgAdmin3 file in the Windows registry.
1) Save a copy of the Registry editor, so that in-case there is any error, you can
restore the saved copy.
2) Double click on the "Registry editor" at C:windowsregedit.
3) Click on HKEY_CURRENT_USERSoftware.
delete the folder "PgAdmin 111".
.



Re-start Pgadmin. Then increased font size to 12 - 14 Time and it works fine.






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    I have solved the issue by deleting PgAdmin3 file in the Windows registry.
    1) Save a copy of the Registry editor, so that in-case there is any error, you can
    restore the saved copy.
    2) Double click on the "Registry editor" at C:windowsregedit.
    3) Click on HKEY_CURRENT_USERSoftware.
    delete the folder "PgAdmin 111".
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    Re-start Pgadmin. Then increased font size to 12 - 14 Time and it works fine.






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      I have solved the issue by deleting PgAdmin3 file in the Windows registry.
      1) Save a copy of the Registry editor, so that in-case there is any error, you can
      restore the saved copy.
      2) Double click on the "Registry editor" at C:windowsregedit.
      3) Click on HKEY_CURRENT_USERSoftware.
      delete the folder "PgAdmin 111".
      .



      Re-start Pgadmin. Then increased font size to 12 - 14 Time and it works fine.






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        I have solved the issue by deleting PgAdmin3 file in the Windows registry.
        1) Save a copy of the Registry editor, so that in-case there is any error, you can
        restore the saved copy.
        2) Double click on the "Registry editor" at C:windowsregedit.
        3) Click on HKEY_CURRENT_USERSoftware.
        delete the folder "PgAdmin 111".
        .



        Re-start Pgadmin. Then increased font size to 12 - 14 Time and it works fine.






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        I have solved the issue by deleting PgAdmin3 file in the Windows registry.
        1) Save a copy of the Registry editor, so that in-case there is any error, you can
        restore the saved copy.
        2) Double click on the "Registry editor" at C:windowsregedit.
        3) Click on HKEY_CURRENT_USERSoftware.
        delete the folder "PgAdmin 111".
        .



        Re-start Pgadmin. Then increased font size to 12 - 14 Time and it works fine.







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