Install Nik plug-ins to PS CC

My Collection of Nik plug-ins are installed to PS6. I don't know how to get them into PS CC.
I also want to know how to set up the link so I can jump from PS to LR and back while editing an image.
I am working on Mac desktop.

Hi Cathy CCK
Please refer to the following forum thread in order How to enable NIk plugin in Photoshop CC.
http://forums.adobe.com/thread/1234984
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