Boris FX 9.2 with Premiere Pro - HELP

Hey Everyone,
Well I recently I got myself a copy of the latest Boris FX (Boris FX 9.2) which I was pretty excited about until I found out it didn't work as I wanted to.
I've seen many tutorials and screenshots where the plugins from Boris FX can be accessed through Premiere Pro itself without going into the Boris FX application. I cannot find my Boris FX folder from Premiere Pro and I have put the plugins (After Effect Plugins) into the correct folders.
The best I can do with it is to apply effects through the Boris FX interface application which is just slow. I want to be able to drag and drop with ease just like all the original filters and effects within Premiere Pro so I can actually stay in the one software and do my keyframing there.
I hope I made sense, I will explain more if need be.
Regards, Andrew

It seems that no one at Adobe wants to deal with this question. I have the same problem. Boris doesn't let you know that it won't work with Mac before you buy it. According to the Boris folks, Adobe will supply a fix for this bugaboo. It was supposed to be available in late May. Every time I ask it's "next week".
How about a response Adobe? Your customer service index is starting to decay.

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