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Copied the entire download (after extracting) to photoshops plugin folder, didn't work
am running CS n(photoshop verion 8.0)
could do with some advice :)
Doesn't work with CS2 as far as I can tell. I don't think it is as much a problem with the plugin as it is the fact that Photoshop recognizes IFF as the Amiga format. Simply "dropping" the plugin in the photoshop plugins directory is not enough to allow this plugin to work. I am sure there is a step that involves disabling the Amiga format and this is simply an oversight by the author.
