Updated this last week to v21.011.20039 using the same steps. Value: Target version (mine was 21.007.20099 atm) Install Adobe Acrobat Pro from browser Open Adobe Acrobat Pro, start trial then force close Open Terminal and type 'sudo spctl -master-disable' Open Zii 6.0.5. intunewin file targeting AcroPro.msi as the setup file.Ĭreated the app using the following parameters: I recently had a problem with Creative Cloud becoming corrupted, preventing the program. I am a lawyer who needs to regularly read, OCR, edit and put together 500+ page pdfs and this is not a problem.
Uninstall.cmd: msiexec /x "%~dp0AcroPro.msi" /q /L*V "%windir%\Logs\Intune\Adobe\Uninstall.log"Ĭreated. Yes, I have a Surface Pro X which I bought April 2020 and I run my subscription to Adobe Pro DC on it, and it works fine. For Adobe Acrobat Reader DC (running with Wine) Install PlayOnLinux (as of 22 December 2018 you must get it this way, and not through Ubuntu Software, to. install.cmd: msiexec /i "%~dp0AcroPro.msi" ALLUSERS=1 /qn TRANSFORMS="%~dp0AcroPro.mst" /Update "%~dp0AcroDCUpd2101120039.msp" /quiet /norestart /L*V "%windir%\Logs\Intune\Adobe\Install.log"
Named it Adobe Installer, and assigned it to no one in Intune.Ĭreated a second app and placed install.cmd and uninstall.cmd files inside the target folder. Used /sAll when installing to do it silently. Eventually, what worked for me was to combine them like this:Ĭreated an app using the Adobe setup.exe with the standard install uninstall commands. I struggled for some time, read different methods here and there.
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