DevNotes 0.60 by Hal Helms and Jeff Peters; other contributors as noted
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This version of DevNotes is designed to run as a custom tag, and is particularly 
well-suited for inclusion in the OnRequestEnd.cfm file.

Installation
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1. Unpack DevNotes.zip
- Unzip into \CFusion\CustomTags:
  - DevNotes.cfm
  - DevNotesFindKids.cfm
  - udfMakeTree.cfm
- (For MS Access Users) 
  - Unzip into directory of choice: DevNotes.mdb
- (For MS SQL Server Users) 
  - Use the included createNotesTableSQLServer.sql script to create the required tables.
- (For MySQL Users)
  - Use the included createNotesTableMySQL.sql script to create the required tables.
- (For dBase-compatible users)
  - Unzip into directory of choice: DevNotes.DBF

2. Create an ODBC datasource
- Name it as you like; we prefer "DevNotes"
- Point it at the database created in Step 1.

Use
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Call DevNotes in any template you like:

<cf_DevNotes 
	DevNotesDSN = "DevNotes"             
   devAppName = "SandboxTesting">

The devAppName is arbitrary; use whatever you like to describe what's being
documented.  We find it very convenient to place this tag in OnRequestEnd.cfm
in a prototype application's directory.  This causes it to be called with 
every page request, and turning off DevNotes at the end of the coordination
process is as simple as deleting OnRequestEnd.cfm or commenting out the tag.
You can also attach to the DevNotes database to create reports about your notes.

On a side note, it's a good idea for every developer use a "test" directory for code 
experimentation.  DevNotes is a great way to keep notes on your learning.  Drop a call 
to it in OnRequestEnd.cfm in your test directory and you can keep notes while you view 
the results of any template you run there.

Have fun! 
