Why doesn't support seem to know to tell a customer, when they are installing CF9 standard on a 64 bit box that they need to go into the IIS application pool setting and enable 32 bit apps? I am doing a gig for a client that could get CF( installed and that was all it was). That should have been a quick fix. While i glad for the business, I just think this makes us as a community look bad when Adobe's support is that incompetent. I have a stack of emails going back and forth about an inch thick and not one mentioned. My client got a CF app dumped in their lap and they didn't have any CF resources. Sorry for the rant, but since I know we have some Adobe folks here...I thought this would be as good as a spot as any. This is a HUGE company that could potentially get impressed by CF and create a lot of CF jobs. I won't name them, but i can tell you that probably everyone on this list has consumed their products...some on a regular basis. This is how companies get turned off of products. This could have been a big win on Adobe's part. Way to drop the ball. Some days I think Adobe purposely tries to sabotage their own product. Adobe folks...feel free to pass this on to the appropriate people.
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