Plug in problem with viveza an lightroom 2

Hello all need a little help here .. ok i am running xp sp3 an i am running lightroom 2.2 an i am trying out viveza 1.003 as a plug in . i cant it to show up in the plug in list an the one time it did i couldnt use it .. i forget which folder i put it in .. i cant seem to add it throw the add plug in. what folder dose it need to be in an why isnt it work .. the files i work are are in raw could this be it ?? any help would be great, becouse i have been googling this with Noo help at all ..

This forum is not the place to ask these types of questions. I would advise you to turn with your questions to Nik Software - they have an FAQ section, you can also submit your questions via e-mail.
In the meantime, Viveza comes with a user guide, and you'll find a section on installing Viveza manually.

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