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it is my understanding that vtm files are basically custom tags. &nbsp;They should be stored in the custom tag dir on the cf server.
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it is my understanding that vtm files are basically custom tags.  They should be stored in the custom tag dir on the cf server.

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If I put them in the custom tag directory, they will automatically be identifyable??<br />
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But the tag had cfm files that worked too so what does the vtm files provide?
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If I put them in the custom tag directory, they will automatically be identifyable??

But the tag had cfm files that worked too so what does the vtm files provide?

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Thanx... sorry it took me so long to grade this.<br />
CJ
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Thanx... sorry it took me so long to grade this.
CJ

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I downloaded a custom tag from Allaire's gallery. &nbsp;I got the tag to work but it came with these VTM files and I can't find any info on them... I was told that they add buttons for that tag to studio... if so how if not what do they do.<br />
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CJ
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I downloaded a custom tag from Allaire's gallery.  I got the tag to work but it came with these VTM files and I can't find any info on them... I was told that they add buttons for that tag to studio... if so how if not what do they do.

CJ

VTM files

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