How to bring basic SDK present inside windows in to Plug-Ins menu

[jothipriya]

Hi Everyone,

I tried to move the basic plugin that comes under windows into Plug-Ins menu, but it still occurs in windows menu. Is there is any way to bring sample plugin that comes under window in to plug-ins menu.please do guide me on this to complete my task...

Thanks,

-Jothi

[Peter Villevoye · Accepted solution]

Every once in a year or so, I try to answer a question about extensions, or plug-ins, add-ons, or whatever Adobe comes up with as the new name of the game. And every year they surprise me (or should I say: don't surprise me at all anymore) that the searching, browsing, downloading, installing, managing, and even using of these extras is - still - a terrible mess...

Even their own Help files don't explain how to deal with them...

Where are the Plugin management menus they refer to in their Help pages ? Is it in my Download folder ? Are plugins to be found under the CC Desktop app now (like Exchange suggests) ? Do I need to restart an application before a plugin is activated ? And where can I find it in general if the documentation leaves me fairly clueless ?

I'm sorry for abusing your question as an opportunity to rant about this, but Adobe's always-lousy and ever-flawed approach for this have cost you and me again another 30 minutes of our lives, spent on figuring out their mess.

Two questions for you, though:

1. Are you talking about plugins in InDesign, or maybe Photoshop ?

2. If in InDesign, which version are you using, and Mac or Windows ?

[jothipriya]

I'm talking about InDesign plugins in windows version

-Jothi

[jothipriya]

Hi Everyone,

I found the correct answer for my query. Now, it works correct.

-Jothi