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October 29, 2007

Check Out rtePad

Posted At : 10:05 AM
Related Categories: Stuff, ColdFusion

rtePad is a web based rich text editor. If you want to truly be amazed, check out these examples! It's all client-side JavaScript, so it is back-end independent (and they note that it can indeed be used by ColdFusion).

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Mark Drew On Running ColdFusion 8 On Leopard

Posted At : 10:01 AM
Related Categories: ColdFusion

Mark Drew has posted notes on getting ColdFusion to run on Mac OS X Leopard (which is not officially supported yet).

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