> Thank you for responding. I did end up doing that (sorry I 
> should have put that little  bit of info in there :-\) I 
> downloaded the one from Microsoft. I found the .jar file that 
> I was told to put into my /cffusion/lib <---(Which was not in 
> my coldfusion directories) I pulled that file, and copied it 
> into all of the lib files under cold fusion directories. Even 
> after that though it still did not work.

I don't know if it'll work if you put it in multiple places. You have to put
it in one place, and that place has to be part of the classpath
automatically searched by CF.

If you're running CF in the standalone configuration, the default, your lib
directory will be c:\coldfusion7\lib, I think. If you're running CF in a
multi-server configuration, your lib directory will be
c:\jrun4\servers\cfusion\cfusion-ear\cfusion-war\WEB-INF\cfusion\lib, I
think.

Also, of course, you'll need to restart CF.

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