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Attributes
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{isresourcefile}, {file-type}, {minVersion}, {maxVersion}
The name of the file. It can include a path relative to the location of the installation file;
source
the extension's files don't all have to be in the same folder. The filename must be a valid name in
both Windows and Mac OS, unless you specify a value for the
colon (:), slash (/), or backslash (\) as the separator between folder names (and before the
filename) in the path. Note that in some operating systems, filenames are case-sensitive; make
sure to use the same capitalization in the
and folder names on your disk. Filenames should be a total of 30 characters or less.
Do not use the same filenames as Adobe extensions unless your extension is intended as a
substitute for an Adobe extension.
To create an extension as part of a bundle or framework on Mac OS, use either of the following
formats, without wildcards:
•
<files><file source="sourceFolder" destination="$photoshop/" /></files>
•
<files><file source="sourceFolder/" destination="$photoshop/" /></files>
destination
Extension Manager creates it during installation. Note that this attribute should contain a folder
name, not a filename. The filename is specified by the
Attributes you can use to refer to installation folders include the following:
Various applications and system folders
Attribute
$dreamweaver
$dreamweaver/
Configuration
$fireworks
$flash
$System
$Fonts
$ExtensionSpecificEM
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{platform} {shared}
The name of the folder the file will be copied to. If the folder doesn't exist, the
Description
Specifies the Dreamweaver installation folder
Specifies the Dreamweaver configuration folder under the user home folder
Specifies the Fireworks installation folder
Specifies the Flash installation folder
Specifies the System or System32 folder
Specifies the Font folder on the computer's hard disk
Attribute for version 5.0 that degrade gracefully. Specifies the folder that
stores extension-specific file.
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{systemfile}
attribute as you use for the corresponding file
source
source
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{win-extension},
attribute. You can use a
platform
attribute.