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On macOS and Windows OS, Acrobat DC is included in the package file that is created using Creative Cloud Packager. Deploy Acrobat DC using the package Setup file through the command line or by double-clicking it (and not through the Exception deployer tool).

You can also use the Enterprise Toolkit (ETK) to deploy customized products across your organization, set up virtualized installs, and create enterprise PDF workflows. Acrobat ETK provides wide range of IT details about Adobe Acrobat Document Cloud configuration and deployment, also, about the earlier product versions.

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Based on your business or organization requirement, you can choose Adobe subscription license, Adobe term license, or Adobe Acrobat perpetual license. To find best licensing program for your organization, see Compare licensing Programs.

Adobe Acrobat Licensing are associated with Continuous track. For more information on tracks, see Document Cloud Product Tracks. Once you have chosen a licensing program and the required product track, download the installer to proceed further in the deployment process.

If you no longer have the installation media for Acrobat DC (Non-subscription, serial number based), you can download the replacement installer from Download Acrobat DC Non-subscription.

You can use Adobe Licensing Website (LWS) to find serial numbers, track orders, view purchase histories, check upgrade entitlements and points, change or add account contacts and information, merge accounts, and download software. For more information, see the documentation on Adobe Licensing Website (LWS).

The Adobe Security Notification Service is a free email notification service that Adobe uses to send information to customers about the security of Adobe products. For more information, see Adobe Security Notifications Registration.

Adobe provides a security model designed to help you protect your environment from security attacks. To explore the options for tuning applications for the desired security level, see Application Security Overview.

Adobe Customization Wizard DC (Windows and macOS) is available in ETK. The wizard streamlines the task of configuring (customizing) the installer before organization-wide deployment. For example, if you have a volume license, you do not need to register and personalize each copy of the product you install. You can customize the installer to skip the standard registration questions, accept the End User License Agreement, and fill in your organization name automatically.

The wizard DC can only be used to tune Acrobat DC products.

If you are an enterprise customer, you can use the Adobe Customization Wizard to further customize your package, using the following workflow.

To customize Acrobat DC from your downloaded package, you need the latest version of the Adobe Customization wizard, and the downloaded Acrobat Pro .msi (Windows) or .pkg (macOS) file.

Note:

The version of the wizard should be the same as the version of Acrobat in the package created by Creative Cloud Packager.

Create a package using either of the following methods:


Note:

Do not enter your Creative Cloud Enterprise License key in to the configuration wizard if already specified in the Create Package workflow.

From the File menu in the Customization Wizard, select Open Package.



Browse to the package created in step 2, and open the Acrobat Pro .msi (Windows) or .pkg (mac OS) file in the following location:
AcrobatBuildSetupAPRO19.0Adobe Acrobat

In the Personalization Options section, enter the serial number of Creative Cloud for enterprise in the Serial Number field.

Note:

• If you have more than one Acrobat DC Pro serial numbers, you can use the serial number for Creative Cloud for enterprise or Acrobat Pro.
• If you use the Customization Wizard for creating a custom package for named users, leave the serial field blank.

Click the Allow standalone Acrobat deployment with CCE serial check box.

Click Grant Offline Exception & Disable Registration.

Save the package.

Windows: Saving the package, generates a 'transformations' file (with the extension .mst) in the Acrobat directory. This file is used when installing Acrobat via the package. Deploy the output of the Customization Wizard to your clients as described in the Customization Wizard documentation.

macOS: Overwrite the Acrobat PKG contained in the Creative Cloud Packager created package with the Customization wizard output.

Proceed to deploy the Creative Cloud Packager created MSI (Windows) or PKG (macOS) file to the client.

For more information, see Adobe Customization Wizard documentation and MSI and Cmd-line examples.

Note:

For a Windows package, once the MST file (also known as the transformations file) is saved to the Acrobat subdirectory within the package, you can begin to deploy the software to the target systems. It is possible to install Acrobat using its own MSI (Windows) or PKG (macOS) file, but it does not install the licensing information and any dependencies with the package. It is recommended to use the 'setup.exe' in the 'Build' directory to install a package created with Creative Cloud Packager which contains Acrobat DC, to ensure these dependencies (such as Microsoft's Visual C++ Redistributables) are also installed. See below for further information in installation.

The MSI installer does not handle dependencies such as the Microsoft Visual C++ redistributables relevant to the version of Acrobat (like PDFMaker) being installed.

Caution:

If you are using hard disk cloning or a similar technology, the software should be installed after the operating system is imaged.

To install a package containing Acrobat DC, you can either run the setup.exe (in the 'Build' directory) using the command line or by double-clicking it.

Acrobat Reader Dc Command Line Switches

The language in which the package is installed depends on three factors:

• If Match OS Language option is selected while creating the package.
• The language you specify in the command while deploying the package.
• The language in which you have created the package.

The following table details how each of these factors affects the language in which the package is installed.

Note:

When the installer is run, it checks for the locale that is set at the system level and not at the user level. For more details on this setting, see Install Creative Cloud package with Match OS Language option.

Command line has additional required parameters, for which default values are taken if you run package Setup.exe by double-clicking.

In the command:

• [INSTALLDIR] is the installation directory where Acrobat is to be installed on the client machine.
• [installLanguage] is the locale in which Acrobat is to be installed. Acrobat might not be available in all languages, so you can only provide a locale that is supported by the Acrobat for that particular media. For example, to install Acrobat in the English (US) locale, specify en_US as the locale in the command. For a list of available locales for Acrobat in a particular suite, see Locales for different Acrobat configurations.

The following table provides the value of the locale to be specified for the --installLanguage option.

Once you have deployed Acrobat using the package, you can uninstall it using the usual process for uninstalling msi packages. There are two MSI packages that are necessary to uninstall in a stand-alone package.

One for the Acrobat Pro MSI package and the second MSI package that the Creative Cloud Packager creates for licensing.

The Acrobat Pro MSI package is at the following path for Acrobat DC:

[CCPPackage]BuildSetupAPRO18.0[locale-set]AdobeAcrobatAcroPro.msi

Note:

It is recommended to run the package MSI in uninstall mode to remove the Acrobat license. However, if you have installed other apps on the machine that you still require, do not run the package MSI to uninstall DC, as it removes the license for other apps as well.

Here is the command line syntax for uninstalling Acrobat:

Syntax Example:

msiexec.exe /x <path to Acrobat msi file> /qn

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Here is the command line syntax for uninstalling the Creative Cloud Packager licensing package:

Syntax Example:

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msiexec.exe /uninstall <path to the CCP msi file> /quiet

On the macOS, Acrobat is displayed as part of the product list for Creative Cloud Packager. After you include Acrobat from the list, Acrobat is included in the package file that is created.

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