So then Ray how do we, as developers, learn to use the new features of
CF 5? When will a single user version be available? Or will there be
one?
Also does this mean that as a developer, I'm going to have to spring for
my own copy of CFPro at the minimum in order to continue developing CF
apps that take advantage of the new features of version 5?
This is of course I want to keep within the license restrictions
Seems to me that MM is shooting itself in the foot again.
regards,
larry
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Raymond Camden wrote:
>
> After the Eval version expires, it reverts to a single IP server, but this
> is NOT, I repeat, NOT a Single Ip 'Developer' version. You are not allowed
> to use it like the single IP version that shipped w/ Studio 4.5. The reason
> the server continues to work is so that you can enter a serial #. Yes, it
> acts like a single ip server, but your license does not allow you to use it
> as such.
>
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