Kaizen Plugin for MadCap Flare

To install the plugin:

Click here to download the plugin.
Find the Flare plugin folder, e.g. in C:\Program Files\MadCap Software\MadCap Flare 12\Flare.app\Plugins
Create a new folder called Kaizen-Plugin
Copy the dll file to the newly created folder
Open Flare
Go to File > Options > Plugins
Click Enable to enable the plugin

Use this software at your own risk 🙂

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