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04-11-2007, 06:42 AM
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Organizing Plugins
Hey Everyone,
This may be a stupid question but, is there any way to organize Plugins by Makers, such as waves, BF, Etc. insted of types such as EQ, Compression, Etc. My goal would be really to list Makers first, then Sub Catagories Eq,.......
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Running Optiplex GX270 P4 2.8ghz 2gig of ram,40 gig system HD,80 gig PT session firewire HD, 128MB nVidia, GeForce FX5200, VGA/DVI adapter,Digi002R 
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