VMWare image available:

http://blog.sixsigns.com/2008/05/11/vmware-open-bluedragon-image-made-available/

I had to write a quick size calculator for a web site. I'm adding here for safe-keeping...

I needed to set up MS SqlServer Express on a web server today. I really can't believe anybody would use SQLServer these days... MySQL seems so much better for many, many reasons.

This web page saved me from going prematurely gray:

http://www.fusioncube.net/?p=59

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For a quick and dirty fix, Mike, you might try something like this on 
one of your inputs:

<script type="text/javascript" language="javascript">
function makeHuman(input,element){
if(!document.getElementById("ishuman")){
var formText = element.innerHTML;
var ivalue = input.value;
var iid = input.getAttribute("id");
var hinput = "<input type=\"hidden\" name=\"ishuman\" id=\"ishuman\" 
value=\"true\"\/>";
element.innerHTML = formText+hinput;
//Need to rewrite the blurred field value since the blur event doesn't 
set the DOM value
document.getElementById(iid).value = ivalue;
};
};
</script>
<input type="text" name="myinput" id="myinput" value="" 
onblur="makeHuman(this,this.parentNode);"/>

this will use javascript to write a hidden input in the form.   Then 
you can validate your form by wrapping your logic with:

<cfif structKeyExists(form,"ishuman")  and form.ishuman>

[processing code here]

</cfif>

This will take care of everything but direct input by a person in a 
javascript enabled browser.  For better results, you place the script 
in one of your site .js files.  As was said earlier, sometimes the 
spammers use a human to capture the form values an then plug it in to 
their software for spamming runs.

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