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How do you load Direct X plugins (such as Waves) into Adobe Audition?

I recently upgraded from Cool Edit Pro 2.0 to Adobe Audition. My old sessions open fine and all is well there. I had a bunch of plugins to use in Cool Edit Pro 2.0 such as Waves but they don't appear in Adobe Audition, even after refreshing the effects list in Edit Waveform view. Can anyone help me get situated with this new program?
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There is an option to "Enable DirectX Plugins" under one of the menus. Make sure to do that, then refresh. Let us know if that works.
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Thanks for the help. I found this out shortly after I posted this thread. Hopefully this can answer someone else's question.
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