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  • Getting Started
    • Installation Process
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    • Using Aperty in the plug-in mode
      • Aperty with Adobe Photoshop
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      • Aperty for macOS Extension
      • Aperty with Luminar Neo
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  1. About Aperty

Using Aperty in the plug-in mode

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While Aperty functions as a full-featured, stand-alone application, you can still use it as a plug-in within other popular photo editing software. During the initial installation of Aperty, you’ll have the option to install plug-ins for any compatible software detected on your system. These plug-ins can also be installed at a later time.

You’ll have the option to install Aperty as a plug-in when you first run the installer, but you can also add it as a plug-in at any time afterward. Installing plug-ins is optional, so you may skip this step if you prefer.

Aperty can be used as a plug-in with the following applications:

To install Aperty as a plug-in:

  1. Quit any host applications you plan to install the plug-in for.

  2. Launch Aperty.

  3. For macOS: Go to Aperty > Install Plugins; for Windows: Go to Aperty > File > Install Plugins.

  4. In the dialog box that appears, select the host applications where you’d like Aperty to function as a plug-in.

  5. Click Install for the corresponding apps.

Windows users should run Aperty as an administrator when installing plug-ins. Right-click the Aperty icon and select Run as administrator if prompted. You may be asked to enter your Administrator password to complete the installation.

Aperty with Adobe Photoshop

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Aperty with Luminar Neo