Beyond HTML: Using Ajax, PDF, and more to create engaging applications with ColdFusion 8
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Today's application users demand far more than simple HTML web applications:they want rich desktop-like application interfaces, personalized multimediaexperiences, printable and portable content, and more. In this 60-minute session, Adam Lehmanshows how Adobe ColdFusion 8 delivers these and other engaging applicationexperiences with features like Ajax support, on-demand multimedia presentationgeneration, and PDF document and form applications.
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