About The Documentation; Documentation Conventions; Printed And Online Documentation Set - MACROMEDIA COLDFUSION STUDIO 5-USING COLDFUSION 5 STUDIO Use Manual

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About the Documentation

The documentation is designed to provide support for the complete spectrum of
participants. The print and online versions are organized to allow you to quickly
locate the information that you need. The online documentation is provided in
HTML and Adobe Acrobat formats.
You can also access release notes, product support information, and several
developer resources from the Help menu.
The rest of this section describes the conventions used in the documentation and the
contents of the ColdFusion Studio documentation set.

Documentation conventions

When reading the documentation, note the following formatting cues:
Code samples are set in a
Levels to access a dialog box or pane are separated by the greater than (>) sign,
and the path to access the item is set in bold. Following are two examples:
Book titles and emphasized text are set in italics.
New terms are set in boldface.

Printed and online documentation set

The ColdFusion documentation set consists of the following titles.
Book
Using ColdFusion
Studio
Installing and
Configuring
ColdFusion Server
Advanced
ColdFusion Server
Administration
Developing
ColdFusion
Applications
monospaced
"Select File > New" means "Select New from the File menu."
"Select Options > Settings > Editor > Auto Completion" means "Select
Settings from the Options menu and then, in the Settings dialog box, expand
the Editor node and select Auto Completion."
Description
Describes how to use ColdFusion Studio to build, test, and
deploy Web content, including using the built-in editor for a
variety of scripting and markup languages
Describes system installation and basic configuration for
Windows NT, Windows 2000, Solaris, Linux, and HP-UX
Describes how to connect your data sources to the ColdFusion
Server, configure security for your applications, and how to use
ClusterCATS to manage scalability, clustering, and
load-balancing for your site
Describes how to develop your dynamic Web applications,
including retrieving and updating your data, using structures, and
forms
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