Developer for Standard Edition

I need to restrict a developer edition the same as standard
edition is restricted, so I can tell my customers to buy Standard
instead of Enterprise edition. Is that possible ?
I just need to test my application under a Standard Edition
installation before telling my customers to buy Standard instead of
Enterprise edition, but I think Developer Edition allows me to do
anything from Enterprise edition, so I am not sure if my
application will work in the standard edition. Will just a
standalone setup do the trick ?
Thanks in advance

From this Adobe site...
========================================================
The Developer Edition is a free, fully functional version of
ColdFusion for the local development of applications that are
intended to be deployed on either ColdFusion Standard or ColdFusion
Enterprise servers. Access to applications running on a Developer
Edition server is limited to two client machines.
ColdFusion Trial Edition is fully functional and intended for
simulated production and evaluation purposes only. The Trial
Edition contains all of the Enterprise Edition features and will
timeout after 30 days from the time you install the product. After
the timeout period, the Trial Edition will revert to the Developer
Edition.
========================================================
So it looks like the Developer is identical to the Standard
and the Trial download equals the Enterprise (for 30 days). I use
the Developer version at work and it does not come with the
Enterprise features.
http://www.adobe.com/products/coldfusion/editions/
EDIT: Maybe I'm wrong. This PDF link is much clearer that
what I was thinking.
PDF

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