Is Encore part of Premiere Pro CS6

Is Encore part of Premiere Pro CS6 in the FULL Creative Cloud plan? I asked this in "Live Chat" with an Adobe rep and at first he said no. Then he said yes if I bought the single app plan but not in the full plan. HUH? In the full plan he said it was a 30 day trail. HUH again? Finally he said yes it is but not sure if he just said that to get rid of me.

Yes, Encore is included with Creative Cloud membership, provided you're running a 64 bit system.
It's listed here
http://www.adobe.com/products/creativecloud/tools.html
It's installed (64 bit systems only) when you install Premiere Pro from the Cloud
http://forums.adobe.com/message/4397326

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