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04.17.2007 at 08:05AM PDT, ID: 22516244 | Points: 500
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Use CF5 Read String as Verb, Noun Etc.

Asked by crosenblum in ColdFusion Application Server, Web Development Software, Cold Fusion Markup Language

Using Coldfusion 5, can I read a string, and determine if different parts are verbs, nouns etc?

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