How to install output module

I am trying to install the Output module with Adobe Bridge and I have followed the instructions on Adobe's site. However,
the instructions say to install the files to path that is non-existent, to my current knowledge.
For example: It's saying to install a folder into library/application support/adobe bridge/extensions.
All I see is Applications/Adobe Bridge CC/plugins and some other folders. Plugins seems like the most related option, so I have already tried to install the folder/file there but still do not see the option to use the module in the Adobe Bridge CC software.
It may helpful to know that this is a brand new computer so maybe the information may need to be slightly adjusted?
Could use some help!
Thanks!
Robbie

No, no, no robbies83etc, STAY THE HECK AWAY from your "Applications" folder! READ CAREFULLY! Geez…
The instructions direct you to the LIBRARY folder
Install Adobe Output Module <=== CLICK on this link to read the whole instructions page.
When Bridge CC shipped, it didn't include the Adobe Output Module, which allows you to create PDF presentations and web galleries. The Adobe Output Module is now available for Bridge CC.
NOTE: This plug-in is optional, and is not officially supported.
What's covered
Install the Adobe Output Module
Handle warnings that appear
Access the output module
Possible issues
Install the Adobe Output Module
Make sure that you have the most recent version of Bridge CC installed. To check for updates, choose Help > Updates in Bridge. Follow the instructions to install any updates.
Download the appropriate file below by right-clicking (Windows) or Ctrl+clicking (Mac OS) and choosing to save the file. Save the file in a location you can remember, such as your desktop.
AOM_Mac_New.zip
Mac OS (10.6-10.10) * Note: Preview in Browser does not work on Mac OS X 10.10.x (Yosemite)
Double-click the downloaded file to decompress it. Open the resulting AOM_Package_Mac, AOM_Package_Win64, or AOM_Package_Win32 folder. This folder contains:
the Adobe Output Module folder
the AdobeOutputModule.workspace file
Copy the Adobe Output Module folder (not the AOM_Package_[OS] folder) into the Bridge CC Extensions folder in the appropriate location:
Mac OS: /Library/Application Support/Adobe/Bridge CC Extensions <=== NOTE that is the ROOT LEVEL LIBRARY
Copy the AdobeOutputModule.workspace file into the Workspaces folder under the Bridge CC Extensions folder (same folder as referenced in step 2...
etc. etc. …

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