
In his latest After Effects tutorial,
Adam Everett Miller from AE Tuts shows how to attach the particle emitter (producer) in AE's built-in CC Particle World filter to a null for additional control, if you don't have the Trapcode Particular plug-in.

You also may want to look at
various tutorials by Video Copilot (here's a
free After Effects project) since information on PW is a bit thin at Adobe and Cycore.
To see more of what Particle World can do, download the
CycoreFX Particle World Demo. It's a poor man's version of Brian Maffitt's
old demo in that you have to render each comp separately and read along with the PDF.
Cycore also offers a project that shows how to link After Effects 3D coordinates to Particle World 3D coordinates using expressions.
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