For example, to apply the Eye Candy 4000 filter called Wood, you'd choose Effec t s > P l ugins > Eye Candy 4000 > Wood. To apply a plug-in filter, choose Effec t s > P l ugins > filter family > filter name. The Plug-in Filters display on the File Locations dialog box. You should now see the plug-in under Effects / Plugins. Navigate to the folder where the plug-in is installed and click OK. Make sure Enable is checked under Folder options. Find and select Plug-ins from the list, then click on the Add button. Repeat for any other folders where you want Paint Shop Pro to look for plug-ins, and then click OK again to return to Paint Shop Pro. Click on File at the top of the PaintShop Pro. Choose the folder in which you've placed your filters. Click the Add button and then the Browse button. In the File Locations dialog box (shown in Figure 7.58), choose Plug-ins in the selection list. If you put the filters in some other folder, be sure that that folder is specified in your file location preferences: In Paint Shop Pro, choose File > Pr e ferences > File Locations. If you put the filters in your Paint Shop Pro PlugIns folder, there's nothing more you need to do. (Figure 5) The 64-bit Plug-In filter work for me up to now perfectly JoeB. This must be included in PSP X9 manually (see Figures 4 and 5). To install free, downloadable filters that have no installer, put the filters in the folder where you want to store them. In PSE 14 is the filter ready for use after installation. To install commercial plug-in filters, follow the manufacturer's directions. Two popular commercial plug-in packages are SuperBladePro from Flaming Pear ( m ) and Eye Candy 4000 from Alien Skin Software ( m ). There are many plug-in filters available for Paint Shop Pro, some for free and some for sale.
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