The latest installation of Drupal 7.8 via Simple Scripts produces an odd error where the "Text Module" which allows the addition of content is disabled and unavailable by default.
Changing this status to 1 is however not enough to enable the Text Module and you will also need to clear your Drupal local cache file.
Within your Drupal admin account go to Configuration / Development / Performance and "Clear the Cache" file. Logging out and back in you should find that your Text Module has now been enabled. Trying to create content will now resolve in a body field appearing where one can add body to their content.
Within the phpMyAdmin application which most hosting companies now offer, you can manipulate browser-based databases by logging into their database and searching for the "dr_system" table that lists all the available/installed modules.
The easiest way to find the Text Module is to search your browser for "text". Once you find the Text Module, you will find that the status of the module is set to 0 (disabled) instead of 1 (enabled).
Changing this status to 1 is however not enough to enable the Text Module and you will also need to clear your Drupal local cache file.
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