I'm sure several people will chime in, but I did the CFMX master class a
while back, and it was by far the best training experience I've ever had.
It was incredibly intense, very well laid-out, and covered more in 5 days
than I thought a class possibly could.
By the end, I think we were all brain-
I'm running MX on 2k Server / IIS 5, and just moved my dev server from
updater 1 to updater 2. Now, when I attempt to use the tag "cfgridupdate,"
I get a 500 error from the server. Refreshing will sometimes (but not
always) cause the update to happen, but the 500 error happens first every
time.
Homesite+? It even comes with DWMX! Heh.
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From: James Smith [mailto:cftalk@;calmtechnology.co.uk]
Sent: Friday, October 18, 2002 11:43 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Printing the colours from DreamweaverMX
Are there any small programs I can use to print code in colour? I
That's a whole different issue! We run a simple POP3 server here, and we
set up quasi-roaming profiles so that the post office file follows you
whichever machine you log in to. It's important to have your PST on a
network drive anyway, just for backup purposes. But that does start to get
compli
Ok - just my two cents. If you've got email addresses from the ISP, you
don't need a server (like exchange), only the client. And if you have
outlook 2000, you're all set. The ISP would be the one to manage these
accounts if they're through them. Most ISPs have a cute web-interface for
managem
I've been staying out of this thread, but this (paying ahead for support) is
an industry standard at this point in life. Microsoft does it, and even if
they were the only ones, it would be quite trend-setting, but they're not.
And any business that is run like a business (or apply this to IT
depa
That seems somewhat strange, as the MSDE I'm running looks and functions the
same as SQL Server 7, except it "theoretically" is bandwidth/connection
limited. The copy of MSDE I'm running was included on the Office2k disk. I
run MSDE as a development engine, and connect to it from anywhere, same
I do have to honestly say that despite my worries going in, XP Pro has been
rock solid and better stability-wise than 2k for me. I tended to demo a lot
of software on my development system (install it and remove it), and XP
seems to "clean up" better. 2k always required a reinstall every X-month
Well, I didn't get a response from the list, but I did figure it out
*sorta*. It was the CFQUERYPARAM's that were killing it. I did a trace on
the SQL Server, and it looks like the params just weren't getting passed,
maybe this is a function of the transaction, I'm not sure. But I took out
the
I have a transaction here that was working fine, but is now returning
"[Macromedia][SQLServer JDBC Driver][SQLServer]Could not find prepared
statement with handle -1. " when executed. I have also started and started
all MX services, hoping that it might fix it, it does not. Again, the
strange th
That's the best article I've seen yet, but on their price compares, I still
can't come up with the numbers they're using for intel + linux. If you're
comparing X-serv to a more commercial product such as a sun server, I
believe that apple might stack up very nicely. And win2k is more expensive,
Just for argument's sake - in a P4 (2.54Ghz), it is VERY difficult to get up
to $4,300. I spec'ed out what you just said, included a 17" flat screen,
80GB HD, etc, and I didn't come up with $4300. Much closer to $3500.
That's in a precision (business-class line). I can't even get that close
wit
I have not tested this in Netscape, but this does happen with either JRE v
1.3.1 or 1.4.0_01. The key is to get it to work IE, either way. I'm
running 6.0 with all the applicable patches, etc.
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From: Matthew R. Small [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, August 01
I'm having a problem, and I've looked through the archives and the
macromedia support forums, and I've seen mention of other people having this
same problem as early as CF5, but haven't seen a resolution on any of those
threads. Could be I'm missing it, but I'm not sureSo
What happens, i
Apple may be getting more competitive, but I still think an Intel solution
can be deployed cheaper than an Apple solution. For Instance: A Mac server
with a 60GB ATA IDE drive 256 MB ram, etc., is about $3k, I can do that with
SCSI for less in an Intel box. On top of the fact that who uses ATA I
Sorry, slow response here. Speaking as someone who has these cert's,
depends on whether you have much working experience with 2k server and
active directory. If you do, get the Exam Crams from Coriolis and the
Transcenders and knock them down. I would say if you really stretched you
could do th
There may be a better or cleaner way to do this, but what I did was add our
web server to the list of IP addresses our mail server will relay mail for.
All fixed.
Josh
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From: Paul Giesenhagen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, May 31, 2002 11:45 AM
To: CF-Talk
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