** For 11.x products, suppressing the EULA on Mac can only be accomplished via the Wizard or the PRTK tool.While numerous properties map to registry and plist settings, the 500+ documented registry/plist preferences provide more granular options. For example, the Windows Wizard sets properties, but there are many Adobe properties that must be set via the command line. Support for APTEE for Windows (11.0 and later) and Macintosh (10.0 and later) provides for serialization, suppressing registration, and accepting the EULA.Registry and plist preferences enable pre and post deployment configuration.Windows properties allow command line control.A Customization Wizard for Windows and Macintosh provides a GUI way to modify the installer.Accepting the EULA on behalf of your organization.īy performing these tasks ahead of time, you can simplify the end user experience when the product first launches.Ĭonfiguration methods and tools include the following:.Setting a default PDF viewer when Acrobat or Reader is already present.Granting activation exceptions for offline users.Since admins typically use silent installs for mass deployments, Adobe provides methods for pre-deployment configuration. During an Acrobat non-silent install, the installer displays a number of screens which guide the user through the process and allow for licensing as well as the customization of certain features.

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