How to instal Plug-ins into Lightroom?

I am trying to install Mosaic and SmugMug extension, but Plug-in manager in Lightroom do not see them!? When I tried to work around and using Adobe Extension manager got following message:
"The Extension you are about yo install conflicts with the following extensions. The extension Mosaic installed in the 'Others"...?!!?!?!
Please help.
Thanx.

Eine gute Anleitung dazu findest du unter folgendem Link.
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