ColdFusion 6.1 Developer Edition

Hello,
i need the above mentioned developer edition for a new
project with ColdFusion. I searched the Adobe website for the
download link, but i was not able to find one for version 6.1.
So, is it still available anywhere else? Or do i have to buy
the full version?
Best regards,
Christian

Thanks for your reply.
Either i am blind or there is no link to download the
developer edition for 6.1.
Under "Develop" there are only 2 links to buy the
standard/enterprise edition, but no link for the developer edition.
As i said... i maybe blind at that point ;)

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> My questions is, is this Developer Edition the same as
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Nightfall_Blue wrote:
> I have this error.
>
> A License Exception has been thrown.
> You tried to access the developer edition from a
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> addresses. The additional IP addresses are:
65.160.238.180,217.205.105.130
>
>
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CF7 can respond to
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>
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sorry to ask you this but it has been hanging over my head
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