Where to find the "Extract" filter...?

Hello community,
I'm having a funny problem here.... I cannot find the "Extract" filter in my "Filter" menu.... I found out that there is supposed to be a "Goodies" folder on one of the install DVDs, but there isn't. I was able to find the downloads for this (meanwhile) optional filter on adobe.com, but they're only in French, Enlish, and Spanish. However, I use the German version. Clues anyone where I can download the German version? (I tried the English/French/Spanish version, but my German PS CS4 wouldn't accept it...)
Thanks.
Hallo Gemeinde,
ich habe ein eigenartiges Problem hier - ich kann den "Extrahieren"-Filter im "Filter"-Menu nicht finden. Ich habe auf adobe.com die herunterladbare Version dieses zwischenzeitlich als "optional" geführten Filter in der Version English, Spanisch und Französisch gefunden, aber nicht für deutsch (ich benutze die deutsche Version.) Die anderssprachige Version verträgt mein PS CS4 leider nicht... Irgendwelche anderen Lösungen?
Danke für die Hilfe.
- creedless-
I am working with a MacBook Pro and Adobe Photoshop CS4 Extended
Ich arbeite mit einem MacBook Pro und Photoshop CS4 Extended

Alright, for all who are just as blind as I am myself: go here http://www.adobe.com/support/downloads/product.jsp?product=39&platform=Macintosh and you'll find all the resources needed for your Mac - not only the German version, but all additional / optional content for (international) versions all the way down to CS2.
Thanks for bothering anyway...
OK, für all diejenigen, die genauso blind sind wie ich: geht hierhin: http://www.adobe.com/support/downloads/product.jsp?product=39&platform=Macintosh und findet für Euren Mac alle optionalen Zusatzmodule (auch international) - nicht nur in der deutschen Version für PS bis runter zur CS2.
Trotzdem danke für's Durchlesen...

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