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Re: Plug-in Editor for InDesign CS4?

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From: jongware
Date: Thu, 26 Mar 2009 10:18
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I'd hesitate to say that name accurately describes the package. Perhaps they can rename it to "Plugin Suite" for CS4 :-)

Alois, this is a package containing an IDE (programming environment) and compiler, and a link to the CS3 SDK. Although the web page suggests you can 'import a plugin', they used some bad descriptions of the process. What they really mean is 'import a plugin project' -- not an existing plugin, but rather the source code and headers from the SDK samples or from one you wrote yourself.

      But this is a plugin editor for CS3.




As it does nothing at all specific to CS3, I imagine you can use the same environment for CS4.
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