Plug-in registration under Adobe third-party plug-ins list, how?

Hello folks,
I would like to list my plugin under Adobe third-party plug-ins list. I searched a little online but couldn't find any information on Adobe's website. Does anybody know how to do this registration?
Regards.
Mor

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Geeborg wrote:
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Yes it did. You just don't remember having to deal with it.
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