Jdeveloper text wizard

Hi,
I installed text wizard add-in like it explained in : http://www.oracle.com/technology/software/products/text/text.html but when i restart jdeveloper i dont find text wizard, what can i do please ?.
thanks

Just as an aside, how do you use Text Wizard in JDeveloper 10g? Whilst I can create the jsp pages and the SQL scripts, I can't get them to run. I guess my real question is when ' when do you invoke the wizard?' - do you need an application workspace, workspace, project, model, viewcontroller, etc.?
The OBE makes it look really easy but refers to JDeveloper 9i and doesn't seem to relate to 10g.
Any help would be much appreciated.
Brian

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