extension_manager_reference.pdf

ADOBE? EXTENSION MANAGER? Help and tutorials Manage extensions To learn more, view these recommended resources online. Extension Manager Configuration File Reference article (May. 4, 2012) Adobe Exchange article (Apr. 4, 2012) Download extensions Downloading and installing extensions To the top Note: To the top To the top About the Extension Manager Download extensions Install extensions About signed extensions More topics An extension is a piece of software that can be added to an Adobe application to enhance its capabilities. You can add extensions to Dreamweaver , Flash , Fireworks , Photoshop , InDesign , InCopy , Illustrator , Adobe Premiere Pro , Contribute , and Prelude . Bridge is not supported in CS6 or later. About the Extension Manager The Extension Manager provides an easy and convenient way to install and delete extensions in Adobe applications, and to find information about extensions you installed. It also provides a convenient way to navigate to the Adobe Exchange site. You can find more extensions, get information about extensions, and rate extensions that you used. The Extension Manager is automatically installed when you install your Adobe application. The Extension Manager only displays extensions that were installed with the Extension Manager application or with Extension Manager commands from the command line. Extensions that are installed using a third-party installer or local changes made to your configuration files do not appear in the Extension Manager. The Adobe Exchange website at /go/exchange is a repository for many types of extensions. If you find a non-commercial extension you’re interested in, you can download and install it in an application using the Extension Manager. Some extensions on the Exchange are commercial and cannot be downloaded immediately. The download link redirects you to the author’s website so you can obtain purchasing information. Download extensions You can get more information about an extension, rate an exte