Re: Adobe Reader 11 Free Download For Windows Xp Offline Installer
Lorean Hoefert
Latest version forces me to register for distribution of Adobe software. Fair enough, I requested access to the Reader, got one email to confirm my details, then another one which should contain link to the .exe installer. Sadly the URL in "To download the English language version of Adobe Reader 9 with Acrobat.com in compressed .exe format, click here." redirects to this address:
Dear XXX XXXXXXXXX
Thank you for submitting a request to distribute Adobe Software. Your request has been approved, and you may now distribute the Adobe Software listed below, subject to the terms and conditions set forth in the Adobe Reader and Runtime Software Distribution License Agreement.
Approved Software:
For full installers:
To download the English language version of Adobe Reader 9 with Acrobat.com in compressed .exe format, click here.
You may not share the above link, share information with others, or publish the above link on websites, blogs, or by any other means that can be publicly accessed. The information contained on this site is meant for your use only in accordance with the Adobe Reader Distribution License Agreement you accepted. You may direct others to _distribution1.html to request distribution rights.
For updaters (if available):
To download Updates to the version of Adobe Reader that are licensed to you in accordance with the Adobe Reader Software License Distribution Agreement, click here:
To download high resolution versions of the "Includes Adobe Reader" button, please visit the following URL which points to a zip file containing the button in eps, bmp and jpg formats.
_reader_logo
The guidelines for the use of the artwork can be found at
_AReader_gdlns_11_04.pdf
Adobe also offers valuable tools and resources to facilitate the deployment of Adobe Reader in your organization. To find out more, go to:
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Adobe enterprise deployment tools:
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Having a hell of a time figuring out which installer to use for a 64 bit adobe reader deployment via intune win32 app. I located a good process at =TVAADl2J65Y for the 32 bit version, but I cant find an offline 64 bit installer that will let me extract the MSI from it.
To install Adobe Reader using MSI files, you need to download offline installer for Adobe reader from here Adobe Reader Enterprise. After Downloading, unzip de exe file with 7zip or WinRAR. Inside of folder, you will also find the msi file. You need to use the entire folder for installation, not only MSI installer.
I think i figured it out. The English US language selection does not give you a 64 bit DL. Unfortunately, I had to use the all languages MUI installer which is twice the size of the 32 bit version i first attempted. It works, but 1GB for an intune app... welcome to adobe enterprise standards i guess.
Hello,
After downloading the offline installer of Adobe Reader DC x64 (exe file) and extract its contents with 7zip, you get several files, including a msi and msp. But that standalone msi file is not the latest version of Reader DC, hence the msp file which probably contains the updates. However, I can only load a msi file in Intune, so how do I get a single msi files that corresponds to the latest version of Adobe Reader DC ?
Step 4
Use the files to create a package. I'm installing the up-to-date .msp with the msi (see here). Note that the msi is called acropro.msi but contains the reader. The msi can be executed like this:
Hi, I'm not sure about autopilot. But I usually deploy MSI packages in Intune using a win32 application though I wrap the application/installer in a powershell app deployment package. (example: -app-packaging-a-beginners-guide-part-1-win32/).
But you can also use a simple powershell script to start the installation -to-deploy-an-msi-using-powershell-script-and-intune/
Either way you add all the files to a directory (including the powershell script/batch script/PADT script), create the .intunewin file using IntuneWinAppUtil (you can download that from Microsoft), add a win32application to intune which executes the script you wrote and use the msi guid as dectection rule.
I am facing an issue for a week now where i used Adobe reader which is free and it keeps asking for login and password.
I did a clean uninstall,reboot and manually deleted left adobe reader folders and reinstalled it many times and none works.
We had this problem in the past, I believe someone activated the trial on their PC and it kept looking for a license for standard, but I want to say an uninstall worked and OP said that did not fix his\her problem.
EDIT: Offline installer for just Acrobat. Google keeps returning offline installer of Pro and Standard which is what I think the issue is here. It needs to be just Acrobat, not the enterprise version which automatically looks for a license\account at bootup.
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