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Hi, I had Coldfusion 6.1 but when I unistalled the electricity goes down and interrupt the unistall. However I dont see the program on Add or Remove program in the control panel Windows XP Professional. &nbsp;I alredy download the new version of Coldfusion MX 7.0. &nbsp;When I do install the application indicate me that the port 8500 is in use and install the locally on the port 8501. &nbsp;I do use Macromedia Dreamweaver MX 2004 as Web Editor, and when I create the web site the wizard can detect the Coldfusion, when I test the connection is successfully however when I press preview the browser indicate me HTTP errors it can access the localhost where the file is. &nbsp;How can I fix that? <br />

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Hi, I had Coldfusion 6.1 but when I unistalled the electricity goes down and interrupt the unistall. However I dont see the program on Add or Remove program in the control panel Windows XP Professional.  I alredy download the new version of Coldfusion MX 7.0.  When I do install the application indicate me that the port 8500 is in use and install the locally on the port 8501.  I do use Macromedia Dreamweaver MX 2004 as Web Editor, and when I create the web site the wizard can detect the Coldfusion, when I test the connection is successfully however when I press preview the browser indicate me HTTP errors it can access the localhost where the file is.  How can I fix that? 


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