Support for ColdFusion 6.X will be on the next revision 1.0.3 plus other great features that you can check out here. 6.X has some issues that were shown into light by Aaron Conran. You can download the zip in this post that contains a new settings.cfc, XMLParser.cfc, and Application.cfm. Just replace them in your system folder and also use the Application.cfm as a template for your applications, including the samples gallery. Another drawback is that the Dashboard is only supported on CFMX 7.0 and above. If you can make it work for cfmx 6.X, then let me know. Issues with 6.X click on them to view them.
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