Merge pull request #16 from docsforadobe/users/bbb/26.0_doc_updates

Added WinARM plugin documentation

Author: bbb999

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 |       Date        |         Maintainer          |               Version               |
 | ----------------- | --------------------------- | ----------------------------------- |
-| 2 Feb 2025        | Bruce Bullis                | Version 26.0                        |
+| 2 Feb 2026        | Bruce Bullis                | Version 26.2                        |
 | 17 Oct 2025       | Bruce Bullis                | Version 25.6                        |
 | 6 Oct 2021        | Sanaz Golbabaei             | Version 22.0                        |
 | 8 May 2020        | Bruce Bullis                | Version 14.2                        |

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+# Windows on Arm Support
+
+Adobe now supports Windows on Arm effect plugins in After Effects, Premiere Pro and Media Encoder. In order to build a Windows on Arm binary, you will need Visual Studio 17.4 or greater.
+
+To learn more about adding Windows on Arm support, please visit [https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/arm/add-arm-support](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/arm/add-arm-support)
+
+---
+
+## How to add Windows on Arm Support for your Plugins
+
+1. Open your plugin's Visual Studio solution in version 17.4 or above and select the ARM64 target.
+
+    ![Visual Studio ARM64 target](../_static/visual-studio-arm64-target.png "Visual Studio ARM64 target")
+    
+    *Visual Studio ARM64 target*
+
+2. Tell Premiere Pro what the main entry point is for Windows on Arm builds.
+
+    > * Find the .r resource file for your plugin.
+    > * Add `CodeWinARM64 {"EffectMain"}` next to the existing Intel entry point definition.
+    >   ```cpp
+    >   #if defined(PRWIN_ENV)
+    >     CodeWinARM64 {"EffectMain"},
+    >     CodeWin64X86 {"EffectMain"},
+    >   #endif
+    >   ```
+    > * If for some reason you need different entry points for Intel and Arm, just provide a different entry point name and string.
+
+3. Compile the Windows on Arm binary by building for the ARM64 target.
+
+Assuming there are no compile time issues with the Windows on Arm build, you can now use the binary with the Windows on Arm native product.
+
+```