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Adobe Reader 10.1.3

Hi,

Pretty new to the whole deployment side of things, so please bear with me, I've just created a new SCCM package for Adobe Reader 10.1.3.

I use the following switches "adobereader.exe /sAll /rps" within my vbs. The scripting for this works fine and installs as should do.

Could anyone advise how to get it to log the activity of the installation, when using the /? it doesn't advise how to record a log file from what I can see?

Also, shortly after the installation, we are being prompted with the prompt of how you'd like to handle updates to Adobe Reader - is there a way to configure the installation so it disables this at point of installation?

Thanks in advance.

Rich


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Posted by: piyushnasa 12 years ago
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If your question is answered please mark the post as solved.

Posted by: pjgeutjens 12 years ago
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have a look at this link: http://www.robvanderwoude.com/unattendedapps.php#AdobeReaderInstall

It will show you the correct way of building a redistributable installer, based on an MSI installer customised with the adobe customisation toolkit.


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  • Potentially helpful references:
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    http://adobe.ly/J5pdPl - VertigoRay 12 years ago
Posted by: RandomITPro 12 years ago
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you will need to use the msi inside to exe, whic i assume is there like most exe reader packages. If not im sorry I can't help. To create a log  you need to pass /l*v logfile.txt command line arguments to the msi usnig either /v or /msi depending on how you created you exe.


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  • Potentially helpful references:
    http://adobe.ly/J5p8Lv
    http://adobe.ly/J5pdPl - VertigoRay 12 years ago
Posted by: mpace 12 years ago
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The "/l" switch will generate a Bootstrap.log in the temp directory. Untested, but you may try something like /l:C:\temp\reader10.log and see if you can direct the output.

Easiest method by far is get the MSI installer and use the /l*v log.txt switch as Tentacle Master has suggested. You can get MSIs for Adobe products here: http://www.adobe.com/products/reader/distribution.html

Posted by: rvicary 12 years ago
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Thanks for all the replies!

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