No Aperture in Application Support File

I downloaded Aperture3 to my Mac Mini (2.3GHz i7 w/16GB) from the App store. I'm new to the Mac's and am still working my way through it. I downloaded the .Zip file for the Facebook Exporter and amtrying to install the plug-in and there is no "Aperture" file in the Application Support file. Is it hidden for some reason? Can I add it? Am I going about this the wrong way?
Thanks!
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Just go ahead and make the Aperture folder and then under that make a Plug-Ins folder
Like this. Should install OK after that. Post back if you have more questions.

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