Hi,

I had a couple questions about PhpEd before I commit to buying it:

1) I used to work for a company that uses PhpEd for Windows, and they had a terminal running in the editor that looked just like Bash and were using Git with GitHub, how would I myself be able to also have an embedded shell like Bash to run Git commands? I don't see any viable options in the list of terminals you can create.

2) When attempting to connect to my local MySQL database, I got the error suggesting I upgrade my MySQL client. After Googling, the solutions was supposed to be replace the libmySQL.dll file in the PhpEd installation directory with the one from my current installation of MySQL, which I did, but now I'm getting another error no matter what I try: "MySQL client couldn't be loaded. Please place libmysql.dll file to system folder (included to PATH) or to the folder with executable unit of main program." I tried adding the path to the file in my PATH environment variable, as well as putting the file in the root installation directory of PhpEd to no avail.

Any help is appreciated, thanks!

"Bash commands" are regular unix commands and if you want to run them on your server or any other remote host with unix/linux installed, you can do this using View->Tabs->Terminals. It's where you can click on terminal (either telnet or ssh) account.
If you want to run Unix alike commands under Windows, you have to install unix shell for windows, like Cygwin.

As of libmysql.dll, please make sure you're copying libmysql.dll distributed with for example php-5.2