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Steve Sommers
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May 20, 2014
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  • May 20, 2014
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Open Message to Adobe,

Your marketing department does realize that you do offer a product called ColdFusion, correct? If so, one could not tell from visiting www.adobe.com -- at least not without specifically searching for "ColdFusion". I challenge anyone from Adobe to map me the shortest path from the Adobe home page to a ColdFusion link without using the search. I just spent about 5 minutes could not find a single reference or link to ColdFusion. It used to be under products-->all products, but now it's even missing from that page.

Adobe, your own marketing (or lack thereof) department is contributing to the "coldfusion is dead" myth. Is the product being prepped to be sold off?

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    Correct answer Anit_Kumar

    Hi Steve,

    We appreciate your concern. Here is how you can navigate to ColdFusion from the products catalog. Its is also listed under all "Products" section.

    Here is how, you navigate to ColdFusion family:

    www.adobe.com>>Products>>Click on on the bottom and you see ColdFusion in the list. And that is how, almost all Adobe products are accessed/available.

    Regards,

    Anit Kumar

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    DanWilson_
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    May 21, 2014

    It's here: http://coldfusion.com/

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    Steve Sommers <mailto:forums_noreply@adobe.com>

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    Anit_Kumar
    Anit_KumarCorrect answer
    Inspiring
    May 20, 2014

    Hi Steve,

    We appreciate your concern. Here is how you can navigate to ColdFusion from the products catalog. Its is also listed under all "Products" section.

    Here is how, you navigate to ColdFusion family:

    www.adobe.com>>Products>>Click on on the bottom and you see ColdFusion in the list. And that is how, almost all Adobe products are accessed/available.

    Regards,

    Anit Kumar

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    Steve SommersAuthor
    Legend
    May 20, 2014

    Ah, you must have a new focus "creative cloud" and "marketing cloud." The first "all products" link used to take you to that page. Now you have to click "all products" which takes you to a partial products page followed by "really, all products" click. So basically if someone was not really determined to find ColdFusion, or worse, didn't know ColdFusion existed, it'll be all but impossible to accidently find it. Sorry, I'm just ranting. I really like CF, I just wish it had a larger market share and I don't see your marketing department helping.

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