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I am running windows ME and I just started into Coldfusion MX, but all the tutorials for getting started use Microsoft Access data source drivers. I have Microsoft Access but aparently Coldfusion MX cannot work with it in a Windows ME OS. I am trying to create a simple discussion board that runs off of my own server, but I can't even get started. Is there any other way?<br />
~Mike
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I am running windows ME and I just started into Coldfusion MX, but all the tutorials for getting started use Microsoft Access data source drivers. I have Microsoft Access but aparently Coldfusion MX cannot work with it in a Windows ME OS. I am trying to create a simple discussion board that runs off of my own server, but I can't even get started. Is there any other way?
~Mike

Getting started with coldfusion MX in Windows ME

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