IDM Gateway service support on 64-bit Windows 2003

Hi,
Is the IDM gateway service supported on Windows 2003 64-bit systems for IDM 8 and above?
I can see Release Notes for IDM 8 patch 2 that show support for Windows 2008 64-bit but can't find if it supports Win 2003 64-bit.
Thanks,
Chris

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http://livedocs.adobe.com/coldfusion/7/htmldocs/00001736.htm
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