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05-09-2005, 03:47 PM
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Re: Organize plugins
You can check to see if you can update your plug-ins to newer versions. Waves 4.0 doesn't go to the right categories for example, you must update to 5.0 for them to go to the right category. Other than that the only thing windows users can do is assign a plug-in to your "favorites" in PT, and they will appear at the top of the plug-in list (I can't rememeber the key command right now to do it, but I think you just ctrl-click on the plug-in name in the plug-in list when you pull it up in PT).
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