Purchased add-on did not download

Greetings,
I have just purchased an add-on (Soft Pastel Presets) and followed all instruction but it did not download to my creative cloud file on my computer. In looking anywhere, I have no link, no confirmation with link--I did receive confirmation  of the purchase from Adobe as well as PayPal but not the actual thing I purchased with a link. So I have no file to unzip and install. Any suggestions on what to do to find and download it is greatly appreciated!
Thanks you!

@Jonathan, I tried it all. Like I said, Adobe support took my computer screen over for over 2 hours and could not do it. It just was not working; period. They also tried the second method and it was not working. Nothing was working. But how does it make it easier on the whole when the manual install is 2 easy steps--including the unzip? Why is it so important to simplify something that is already simple? Every plug in or preset has always been easy to install. The extension manager is just one more "hold" on the part of Adobe to lower the chances of easy switch-over to plugs that make the job easier. Take Nik's Viveza for example. Everything it does can be done by a Photoshop user with approximately 10 times as many steps and layers as with one click in Viveza... I can see why Adobe would like to give a hard time to Nik... but I can also see why Nik may want to start competing with Adobe... just food for thought (and let's not forget who owns Nik now!)
I have it installed after I asked for the zip file from the vendor and I installed it the old fashioned way--and glad she responded right away. Who needs the extension manager complications and hours of other people (in this case Adobe support) working on my computer so I cannot do anything else when I can install it in 1 minute the old fashioned way?
Another thing: those of us who use Photoshop are techies by definition.... the Extension manager is for people who are not techies. Does it make sense from the perspective of the user? No. Does it makes sense from the perspective of Adobe for control? You bet.
But enough of the politics of it all; something you cannot change obviously but I as an ex corporate executive see through it quite well and despise it!
I understand (and agree) that the HTML panels are better (and safer) than the flash panels but there is an unnecessary and deliberate time lag enforced by Adobe.
I asked some of the plug manufacturer's and they said that Adobe communication is minimal so they are not able to modify what they need to do for their panels to work in the new Photoshop. I feel (know) it is on purpose from Adobe since it wants to remain King in the market but I can see other companies closing up. No, they do not yet have all the features but do you think they eventually will? You bet. And when they do, there will be a mass migration from Photoshop to others. There is a reason for Adobe stock prices falling again... Luckily I sold mine long time ago.
Thanks for your trying to help and thanks for your ears. Given that you are staff, you may pass the information on to corporate execs... it may help them see that what they are doing will become a corporate failure on the long run since the majority of Photoshop users are small fish photographers and painters... there is Capture and several others coming up fast.. and Corel too of course. Not one is a subscription service I may add...
I already reduced my monthly subscriptions to the bare minimum and even that at a discount as I noticed.. well... Adobe is giving a discount means... it is not selling.
Cheers and I hope you have a great day!
Angela

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