Eclipse plugins problem

Hi guys,
I just downloaded Eclipse, ran it and worked fine. But when I "installed" (simply copy of the files in the Eclipse dir) the WTP plugin, nothing happend. By the screenshots of a tutorial I understand that there should appear new options for creating specific types of projects. But that didn't happen. Anyway, the plugin appear in the list of installed plugins.
I have searched the Internet for instructions on how to install the plugins but all I got was info on how to update them from online sources.
So, can someone help with hints on how to install/check the instalations of the Eclipse plugins? Locations of tutorials/info on the Internet?
Kind regards,
Const

Hi,
Did you put the plugin files in <eclipse dir>/plugins directory?

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