Photoshop CC 2014 et extensions

Bonjour à toutes et tous… voila, je suis passé de PS CC à PS CC 2014 et je ne retrouve plus du tout les extensions Mini bridge et autres extensions que j'utilisais jusqu'alors via le panneau des extensions. Bien pratique…
J'ai l'impression que CC 2014 est une version beta pas finie… alors que j'étais persuadé de trouver des astuces encore plus pratiques pour me faciliter mon workflow…
Comment faites vous maintenant ?… toutes les extensions ne sont quasiment plus compatible avec cette version et obligé d'ouvrir bridge et de passer d'un écran à l'autre constamment… rien de pratique.
Je souhaiterai meme repasser sous CC mais je ne sais pas comment !!
Si vous avez des solutions, des pistes, des idées pour contourner tout ça et que je puisse éviter de m'arracher les cheveux… merci

Bonjour.
CC et CC2014 sont deux logiciels différents, installer l'un ne désinstalle pas l'autre : il doit toujours être à sa place.
Les extensions qui ne fonctionnent pas sont celles qui n'ont pas été ré-écrites en 64 bits.

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Thanks man..:-)
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