Where are Layer Styles

I am working on a project in AE7. I want to apply Layer Styles to a layer, but when I go to Layers on the top manu, the layer styles option is not there.
any ideas?
thanks

Alexedit1 wrote:
any ideas?
Yes. You are using AE7. Editable PS layer styles were only introduced in CS3.
Mylenium

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