- ADOBE ACROBAT 7.0 HELP INSTALL
- ADOBE ACROBAT 7.0 HELP UPDATE
- ADOBE ACROBAT 7.0 HELP PATCH
- ADOBE ACROBAT 7.0 HELP UPGRADE
We have changed install dir (program Files\Adobe\Reader instead of programFiles\Adobe\Acrobat 7.0\.). So I try to find where was modified the registry key. In order to understand the problem, here is a short description of the context : Client likes when packages are done with Wise Installer. the issue seems to be that the installation is not setting the permissions correctly on the keys. problem is it's not just this one key, it's multiple keys and the keys always seem to be different on each computer, so it's impossible to script. the general attitude of adobe to this problem however appears to be, "oh well, tough luck". I've done research on this problem previously and it seems to be well known. Verify that you have sufficient access to that key, or contact your support personnel. In regards to the error i'm receiving, it is during the final stages of installation of either reader or acropro: I think i will stick with my current format of uninstalling reader when acropro is installed, considering acropro performs the functionality of both. so unfortunately i need to remove it myself. Microsoftbob: i don't know about the adobe customisation wizard (because it's only applicable for version 8 of acrobat), but the installshield tuner for acrobat 7 only has the ability to remove a previous version of acrobat pro, standard or elements, not reader. i can't find any mention of it on the adobe website. Nheim: you make reference to a 7.1.0 msp in existence.
ADOBE ACROBAT 7.0 HELP UPDATE
Are you running the update as a local Administrator? More detail please.a log file or error message would be great. If you use the Adobe Customization Wizard, you can specify that the Adobe Reader be uninstalled during the install of Acrobat Professional. This is a good way if you need to have different versions for some reason. Some prefer to not use administrative points and just apply the patches directly to the workstations.
ADOBE ACROBAT 7.0 HELP PATCH
Then I beleive you can apply a patch to the administatration point and kick off a repair on the workstations to update them. I don't have a lot of experience with using administration points, but I believe they can be used efficiently provided the location doesn't change path so the workstations can execute a repair if needed. There are a lot of factors involved, including personal preference. The best way is different for different people and different environments. You asked three questions - in my past experience it's better to post them separately, but anyway.
Third and finally, anyone else experiencing this problem where you install reader/acrobat and receive errors writing to certain registry keys? it's making my updates difficult to near impossible. reader is currently part of our soe, but if a user requests an acrobat licence, i have a script setup to remove reader and install acrobat, is this the correct behaviour? Secondly, i'm curious to know how people deal with upgrading from reader to acrobat pro.
I suppose my first question is, is an admin install the best way to manage updates of software? but no no, the latest 7.1.0 update appears to be a cumulative update, with an incremental update only being available for the macintosh release i set these up as administrative installs, with the assumption that future updates would be incremental msp's that i could just update the admin install with. at the time the latest version was 7.0.9.
ADOBE ACROBAT 7.0 HELP UPGRADE
we recently went through an upgrade project at my organisation to phase out the use of acrobat 5 and reader 6 to acrobat and reader 7. I'm really at a loss when it comes to adobe acrobat. I'm a first timer on the forums, but i've used the site for ages to help with deployments.
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