Dreamweaver MX displays available ColdFusion Components for introspection and selection. The CFC list is obtained via ColdFusion RDS, and RDS in ColdFusion MX does not honor server sandboxes. This means that Dreamweaver may list ColdFusion Components that may actually not be available to the user....
Cloaked folders (those excluded from server synchronization) are flagged as such with a red line through the folder name in the Dreamweaver Files panel. (Applies to: Dreamweaver MX)
To exclude specific folders from file uploads and synchronization, simply right click on the folders, select Cloaking, and then check Cloak. (Applies to: Dreamweaver MX)
Need to check your code for browser compatibility? Select File, Check Page, Check Target Browsers, and then select the browsers to check compatibility to. (Applies to: Dreamweaver MX)
Dreamweaver maps specific file types to external editors (for example, PNG files are mapped to Fireworks). To map your own associations (or to change existing associations), select Preferences from the Edit menu, and then select the File Types / Editors page. (Applies to: Dreamweaver MX)
Need to change the size and font of code in Dreamweaver? Select Preferences from the Edit menu, and then select the Fonts page. The setting you'll want to change is Code View (this is especially important when projecting code to an audience). (Applies to: Dreamweaver MX)
When Dreamweaver uploads (puts) files it can check for dependant files and upload them too. If this option gets in the way it can be disabled. Select Preferences from the Edit menu, and then select the Site page to set this option. (Applies to: Dreamweaver MX)
By default, ColdFusion uses the encoding of the operating system to load CFML pages. However, you can override the default charset for processing CFML files by setting the -Dfile.encoding=[your preferred encoding] JVM argument in the ColdFusion Administrator. (Applies to: ColdFusion MX)
In order for Flash to be able to access a ColdFusion Component method, that method must be exposed by setting ACTION="remote". The default ACTION is "public", and if that access level is used Flash will not be able to invoke the method. (Applies to: ColdFusion MX)
The FLASH scope is automatically present when .cfm files are invoked via Flash Remoting. The FLASH scope is not used when using Flash Remoting to invoke ColdFusion Components. When CFCs are used, data is passed back and forth just as it would be with any other client - the fact that Flash is making...