We're having trouble updating our clients from 11.06 to 11.07. In the mean time, is there anything I failed to check or something else I can do? I've reached out to the vendors & am awaiting responses. Has something drastically changed between X and XI that would make these add-ins cease to function? But when going from 9.x to XI or X to XI, the plug-ins no longer work. API file is all that's necessary to get the plug-in working again.
reg add "HKEY_USERS\DefUser\Software\Adobe\Acrobat Reader\11.0\Privileged" /v bProtectedMode /t reg_dword /d 0 /fĪgain: Going from 9.x to X we don't have a problem, and usually adding the. Verified protected mode was disabled via registry. Another plugin (Interwoven) goes into reader\plug_ins\Interwoven. One plugin (caseMap) goes into reader\plug_ins. Performed repair or 'modify' installations of the applications in question that load add-ins/plug-ins into Adobe. I performed the following on a machine with XI with no positive results: I tested the upgrade process on a machine with 9.x and although it worked fine, none of our add-ins worked. A bunch of us in IT have been running Reader X without issue for some time so we didn't anticipate any problems with XI. We're looking to upgrade from Reader 9.x to Reader XI. I am looking for a concise, step by step method to obtain an MSI for 10.1.3 quickly and easily. It's amazing that it's so complicated to deploy the latest version of Adobe Reader to my users.ĭoes anyone have a comprehensive answer to this simple problem? I do not want a link to a document with 20 pages explaining the theory of MSP files. I am unable to end up with a deployable MSI file for Reader 10.1.3. I have also tried several methods of modifying MSI files, and using the Adobe Cusomization wizard downloadable here: I have tried several methods that are supposed to combine the MSP file with the MSI file - they have not worked. However, there is an MSP file found in the misc folder: 
You would think that if you navigate into the 10.1.3 folder there would be an MSI there as well. If you navigate down into the Reader 10.1.0 folder there is an MSI file. Here's a link that explains how to extract an MSI from this exe:Įven with following those steps, I do not end up with an MSI file which will install 10.1.3. Once you submit the request, a short time later you'll get an e-mail with a link to download the full exe file of reader 10.1.3. To download the full installer from Adobe, you must first apply on Adobe's website to distribute Reader: It sounds so easy, but I have found it to be quite frustrating and extremely time consuming to figure this out.
I am not concerned with customizations of Reader settings as I have accomplished this already using Group Policy. The purpose of this thread is to identify EASIEST way to create/obtain an MSI file of the LATEST VERSION of Acrobat Reader (currently 10.1.3 as of ) to be deployed via GPO.
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