Installing Plug-ins (3rd Party Programs)

I am trying to install the G-Force Visualizer for my iTunes player...but i have no idea how to install it.
I downloaded the g-force 3.7.1.dmg file and created the iTunes plug-ins folder like the help file said...but i can't get the stupid thing to work

g-force 3.7.1.dmg
That file is only for Mac OS X systems. Click here to get the Windows version.
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Does Photoshop have extras, plug-ins, 3rd party programs, etc to purchase?

Does Photoshop have extras, plug-ins, 3rd party programs, etc to purchase like music and video editing software can?
If so, where is the price chart? I need to know these things as I am concidering purchasing Photoshop.
Thank you.

I did look at the plug-in page quickly. I noticed the free ones and the pay ones.
From using producing programs, some photo editing and some video editing programs: I'd rather use what is there and what is inside first. Then look at the extras. I am realizing how deep this can get. But if I bought PS or CS 5 or whatever: I would want to learn.
I know that some plug-ins, extras, etc are their own and are highly useful. I do understand that it can take longer but in some programs you can do what a plug-in can do though it may require more steps. I'd rather learn the program and then get the short-cuts. But again some are stand alone and highly uselful - these are what I am looking for and want to know about.
I didn't know there were so many books though, this is new information. I believe that I was told a while ago about a couple or that one comes out with a new release. I like to read and know the who, what, when, where, why and how: but most of my time should be in the program. Eg: I read my photo editing programs manuals. That was important and helped me. I need to know terms, language, some short-cuts/how-to, etc. But getting in there is way more important.
Any more information is great. Please keep it comming. I am not getting the program in the immediate future, it's the pricing issue right now and that it's way more important for me to use what I have as I am still learning big time. Plus I have to get on my camera a lot more and draw a bit more.
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CS4 plug-ins, 3rd party plug-ins and filter problems

1- What happened to all the filters available in CS3? They were a good thing. Why does Adobe kill off what's already working well and looking good? For instance, where's the Distort>Diffuse???
2- Same thing with PS plug-ins and third party plug-ins. They're all gone, now that I've "upgraded." (A term I use with disgust.) I paid too much money for all the aggravation I've been experiencing with these three issues.
But I digress: I dragged plug-ins to the folder, but they still don't show up.
Thank you.......
iMac 23" 2.16 GHz, Intel Core 2 Duo 3 GB RAM OS 10.5.5 ACR5.2
PS: Why does Adobe take away what finally works smoothly? Why offer a feature, and then take it back 18 months later with the next version? I'll sleep better at night if I can just understand how it helps the users to have the useful deleted.

First of all, make sure you have not moved the application icon or the application folder from the default install location, and that you have not created subfolders there in a misguided attempt to "organize" things.
Secondly, please tell us what you upgraded from. If you had been running some 3rd party plugins that are not written for Universal Binary, they may not run in a newer OS or a newer machine.
Third, please see the documentation or Adobe Photoshop's Principal Program Manager John Nack's blog for the stuff that
was taken out in CS4:
http://blogs.adobe.com/jnack/2008/10/where_did_extra.html
Filter > Distort > Diffuse Glow is right there where it's always been. If you don't see it, you're either in 16 bits or have a bad install.

Can't install plug-ins Photoshop

Can't install plug-ins (3rd party namely, Nik Creative Suite) in Photoshop Ext. CS6. Anybody else? They seem to install OK but when you go to use them, the program can't load them because it says that the filters are not where they are supposed to be? I have just started this Creative Cloud deal. I am a Photographer who relies heavily on having my tools readily available to me. I am reading posts in the forums about widespread problems with authentication nags and repeatedly having to sign-in, etc. I hope I have made the right decision! If there are problems throughout this new process and will have to buy the new upgrades to Photoshop CS5, and other Adobe products and go back to owning them so I can rely on their functioning. Has anybody solved the plug-in problem?

http://www.niksoftware.com/support/usa/entry.php?view=faqs/general_answers.shtml#Upgarde_t o CS6_do_not_see_plugins
General Product FAQs
I upgraded to Adobe Photoshop CS6, now I don't see my Nik Software plug-ins. How do I correct this?
In order to ensure the Nik Software products are installed properly into Photoshop CS6, please click here to download the latest software updates. After downloading these latest versions of the products, quit out of Photoshop and run the Nik installers. The next time you launch Photoshop CS6 they will be available.

Pc is not recognising PDF file ( icon ) in emails and to open these it is loading a 3rd party program on the web. I have installed Adobe several times. To open my files I need to drag them to my Adobe program. any ideas??

Pc is not recognize PDF file ( icon ) in emails and to open these it is loading a 3rd party program on the web. I have installed Adobe several times. To open my files I need to drag them to my Adobe program. any ideas??

Hi aadeshs
This problem is on my laptop running Vista ( Business) on Adobe 10.0 , for many years I did NOT have a problem with this . No forum Pages on this.
Also i would like to know how screen readers can better interact with PDF as my wife has difficultys on some email attachments on her laptop , again there seems no easy avenue for someone in her situation surfing websites and forums for Hours maybe ok ok for sighted people, but not if you are blind & use a screenreader. No Support Help from Adobe is available.
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oliver654837

Windows users heads-up: If you installed plug-ins under \Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Photoshop Lightro

The SDK documentation has always recommended that you install plug-ins in the App Data folder:
In Windows XP, "C:\Documents and Users\username\Application
Data\Adobe\Lightroom\Modules"
In Windows Vista, "C:\Users\username\AppData\Roaming\Adobe\Lightroom\Modules"
If you've followed this advice, you can stop reading this message. Nothing will change for you.
It has always been possible, though not documented or recommended, to install plug-ins in the folder "C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 2\Modules\".
When we release the final of version 2.3, this path will be changing to "C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 2.3\Modules\" and we will not be moving files from the old location to the new.
You will either need to move those files manually, or (better yet) move them to the App Data folder instead.
Mac users: We're not planning any change to the install paths on the Mac for 2.3, but this is a good opportunity for you to verify that you are installing your plug-ins in ~/Library/Application Support/Adobe/Lightroom/Modules, as recommended, and not inside the Lightroom package in the /Applications folder.

Hi,
It seems that the suggested location is not working with 2.3RC on Windows XP SP2:
http://www.adobeforums.com/webx/.59b7d1c8
Is this known issues, or should I suspect faulty Windows installation?

Where does Logic Pro 7 install plug-ins?

Apologies, but I cannot find the answer to this question. Thanks in advance for any help!
Where does Logic Pro 7 install plug-ins by default on the computer? I have searched all through the Macintosh HD Library and with Spotlight to no avail.

Logic (and most other DAW host) applications deliberately do not make their plugins phycially separate AU (or VST) plugins that get installed in the Compononets folder. They do not want you to be able to use then with any other program. They are "inetgrated" into the code, and so not usable outside the app. Or the idea is, you don't get the plugins unless you buy the host program (and it is also a way to lock you into using their DAW software).
There was once I think talk of making some Logic plugins available as a 3rd party package, but that may have been before the Apple acquisition. So if you want your work to be portable to other DAW programs, then you are better off not using any of Logic's built-in plugins (and other 3rd party plugins do what Logic's plugins do, often better, though obviously you must pay for 3rd party plugins).
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Re-install plug-ins after upgrade to CC

The chief thing holding me back from upgrading to CC is the prospect of installing all of my plug-ins, actions, brushes, etc. again.
When I upgraded from CS5 to CS6, this took days, and proved a major pain. I'd like to upgrade to CC, but not if I have to spend days re-installing plug-ins, fonts, brushes, actions, etc.
Is there a way I can upgrade from CS6 to CC without overwriting all of my stuff? In a dream world, I would download and install CC, and at first start-up, there would be all of my stuff exactly as I had it in CS6. If I can't get this or something like it, it's probably not worth it to upgrade yet.
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KB

KB the process has not changed. If you use Third-party plug-ins and brushes the process will be the same as you have experienced previously. I would recommend contacting the Third-party plug-in manufacturers to verify they are compatible with the CC versions of the Adobe Creative applications.

How to install Plug-Ins in Lightroom 5

After checking the Plug-in Manager, trying to add others than the installed ones by default, and installing Plug-ins for LR 5 within other Third-Party software, these are not installed in Lightroom 5. More, I can't find the *.lrplugin files of those Third-Party software in my Libraries.
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best, theo

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WIndows 8.1 64bit, Windows Installers stalls with any install, updates or third party programs.

WIndows 8.1 64bit, Windows Installers stalls with any install, updates or third party programs. Third party program installations work if I restart in safe mode. Updates don't as they cannot be installed in safe mode and require normal mode.
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When I was on facebook a few times, I get a message that says I need to install plug ins. It has a button to push to find out what plug in I need, but nothing happens when I click on it.

My computer has Windows XP, I also have Mozilla Firefox. I don't understand why sometimes, a bar appears across the screen, where the tabs should be , and it says I need to install plug ins. It has a button that says, install, and one that says, click here to find out what plug ins you need. I've tried pressing both of them on different occasions but no luck. Can someone Please Help me??

Checking your list of plugins, a common plugin that you do not have is Java, it may be trying to install that one. You can get it from http://java.com/

Adobe Flash Player plugins: Can't find in "installed plug-ins"

I download and install the A.Flash Player plugin but cant' find it in the "installed plug-ins" list the the Player Plug-in.
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Adobe PDF Plug-In For Firefox and Netscape — from file “nppdf32.dll”.
MIME Type
Description
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application/vnd.adobe.x-mars
Adobe PDF in XML Format
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The core problem is I can't open links that open PDF documents from Safari. Any ideas why this is occurring?
Windows XP Prof.,Ver.2002, serv. pack 3, 2.26 GHz , 2.96 GB RAM

Your right: not clear. I'll try again. I may be in the wrong forum area of Adobe. The Safari on my PC: when I click on a link (that successfully opens on another web browser as a
"PDF") for a PDF document (say a brochure or something similar), I get a window that has "Adobe Acrobat" in the title bar. The message in the window states "There was an error opening
this document. This file can not be found". I have the following Adobe Plug-ins installed.
Adobe Acrobat
Adobe PDF Plug-In For Firefox and Netscape — from file “nppdf32.dll”.
MIME Type     Description     Extensions
application/vnd.adobe.x-mars     Adobe PDF in XML Format     mars
application/vnd.adobe.xdp+xml      Acrobat XML Data Package     xdp
application/vnd.adobe.xfd+xml     Adobe FormFlow99 Data File     xfd
application/pdf     Acrobat Portable Document Format     pdf
application/vnd.adobe.xfdf     XML Version of Acrobat Forms Data Format     xfdf
application/vnd.fdf     Acrobat Forms Data Format     fdf
application/vnd.adobe.pdfxml     Adobe PDF in XML Format     pdfxml
I have "block pop up windows" off (safari preferences). The bottom line is I can't open PDF documents as a link from a web page. Do you have any idea why this may be occurring?
I'd appreciate your comment/thoughts
chris
On Thu 08/10/09 02:35 , ʇɐb ɹəuəllıʍ [email protected] sent:
Not quite sure what your question is - I simply don't understand it.
Shouldn't you rather install Adobe Reader to deal with PDF documents?
Please explain in more details if that doesn't answer your question.
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