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CAT supports the addition of addons thatadd new functionality. The addons are installed by copying the addons’s dll into CAT’s addon subdirectory, typically:

C:\Program Files\Context Information Security Ltd\cat\addons

When CAT loads it will scan this directory for any addons. For details on the API and example code and currently Context addon’s see http://cat.contextis.com/addons/. The API is free for anyone to create addons to augment CAT’s functionality. When addons are installed they appear in the dropdown menu from the ‘Addons’ button on the main toolbar.

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