With the help of an Adobe person who e-mailed me privately, we have figured out 
what is wrong...  Apparently 64-bit ColdFusion 8 is only available for the 
Enterprise Edition.  My key only covers the Standard Edition.  So at least we 
know why the key wasn't working.  Why the customer-service and/or tech-support 
people couldn't tell me that is just beyond me...  Would've save a LOT of time 
if they'd just known that fact from the beginning.

Anyway -- now my problem is this:  How do I install 32-bit CF8 on a 64-bit IIS 
without killing CertSrv?  Heck, I guess I should join a CF group, eh?  LOL  I 
think I'll do that right now.  But if there are any folks in the Flex group 
here who've dealt with this problem, please feel free to e-mail me.

Thanks,
L.


--- In [email protected], "Laurence" <lmacne...@...> wrote:
>
> How hard is it to understand?  I purchased a copy of ColdFusion 8 about two 
> years ago.  We've been running it this entire time.  I had been running the 
> 32-bit version of CF8, and recently discovered that enabling 32-bit apps on 
> our 64-bit version of IIS is what was causing all the security problems (or 
> at least it appeared to be the case, because when I formatted and 
> re-installed everything, the IIS server started doing its weird stuff again 
> immediately after I installed the 32-bit Reporting Services for MS SQL Server 
> 2005.)
> 
> Anyway -- long story short -- I need to install the 64-bit version of CF8.  
> But my license key won't work with it.  It only works with the 32-bit version 
> of CF8.  I can go all the way through the install process on the 32-bit 
> version of CF8.  But on the 64-bit version, it chokes when I enter the key.  
> The very same key that WORKS in the 32-bit version.
> 
> So all I need is a key that will work with the 64-bit version of CF8.  I've 
> been on the phone and on the live-chat with Adobe tech-support for HOURS!!!  
> And they just don't get it!!  I just need a damn key that will work.  I've 
> given them my existing key, and they tell me that it is a valid key.  So why 
> won't it work with the 64-bit version of CF8?!!!  It's a simple request -- 
> give me a key that will work with CF8 64-bit!  Damn!
>


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