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September 4, 2006
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Extensions For Dreamweaver 8 and CFMX 7

  • September 4, 2006
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Just upgraded from ColdFusion 5 to ColdFusion MX 7. Have been using Studio 8 with of course, Dreamweaver 8, for the last 7 months.

The CF7 MX upgrade package comes with an 18 meg .MXP file, entitled: CF7 Extensions For Dreamweaver MX. Should I install this in my Dreamweaver 8 Extensions? Or does DW 8 already come with most, or ALL of these? In other words, are they only designed for DW MX? Is there anything at all to be gained by installing these extensions, or perhaps something to get "messed up", like an existing extension being overwritten by an older one in the 18 meg upgrade file?

Also, most of the extensions seem to be for that Enterakt product, which doesn't support SQL Server or Oracle, right? Which is what I use.

Or should I just ignore this 18 meg file? Or just go ahead and install it? Appreciate any help/advice. Thank you.

Gary
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Inspiring
September 4, 2006
The CF7 extensions were designed to add extra capabilities to DWMX. They
were built into DW8.

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Certified Dreamweaver MX2004 Professional
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"Gary1" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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> Just upgraded from ColdFusion 5 to ColdFusion MX 7. Have been using
> Studio 8
> with of course, Dreamweaver 8, for the last 7 months.
>
> The CF7 MX upgrade package comes with an 18 meg .MXP file, entitled: CF7
> Extensions For Dreamweaver MX. Should I install this in my Dreamweaver 8
> Extensions? Or does DW 8 already come with most, or ALL of these? In
> other
> words, are they only designed for DW MX? Is there anything at all to be
> gained
> by installing these extensions, or perhaps something to get "messed up",
> like
> an existing extension being overwritten by an older one in the 18 meg
> upgrade
> file?
>
> Also, most of the extensions seem to be for that Enterakt product, which
> doesn't support SQL Server or Oracle, right? Which is what I use.
>
> Or should I just ignore this 18 meg file? Or just go ahead and install
> it?
> Appreciate any help/advice. Thank you.
>
> Gary
>