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Strictly speaking, iCorrect OneClick should run with any host application that fully supports the Adobe Photoshop plug-in architecture. If you are wondering about a certain application, we recommend that you download the free demonstration version of iCorrect OneClick. If the demo version works with your application, the non-demo version will also work.
A plug-in must be run from within another program (a "host" program) such as Adobe Photoshop Elements. In order to allow the plug-in to run with your host programs, it must be installed by hand into each of those programs. You should consult the documentation for each of your host programs to learn how plug-ins are installed. Typically, this involves copying the iCorrect OneClick plug-in file into the application's "Plug-ins" folder.
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The instructions for using iCorrect OneClick are built into the plug-in and are accessed by clicking the Help... button. These instructions are displayed when the Help... button in the main plug-in window is clicked:
These instructions are displayed when the Help... button is clicked after clicking the Enhancements... button:
