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Adobe 9.3 Standard Package

I am trying to create an adobe 9.3 install package without Adobe Updater. I tried the instructions from the 9.1 with ORCA and keep getting errors about missing references.

These are the instructions I am trying to follow:

fter you download it, copy it to a temporary folder such as c:\R9. Then execute the installer with this command line:
C:\R9\AdbeRdr930_en_US.exe -nos_o"./InstallFiles" -nos_ne
Note the lack of a space between -nos_o"./InstallFiles"
This will cause the installer files to be extracted to C:\R9\InstallFiles
Open AcroRead.msi in Orca and then do the following:
- In the Component table, drop any row containing 'AdobeUpdater' or 'Adobe_Updater'
- In the Feature table, drop any row containing 'AUM' or 'Updater'
- In the FeatureComponents table, drop any row containing 'AUM' or 'Updater'
- In the File table, drop any row containing 'AdobeUpdater' or 'Adobe_Updater'
- In the ModuleComponents table, drop any row containing 'AdobeUpdater' or 'Adobe_Updater'
- In the MsiFileHash table, drop any row containing 'AdobeUpdater'
- In the Registry table, drop any row containing 'Adobe_Updater'
- In the Registry table, drop the row containing 'Registry838'
- In the Shortcut table, drop the row containing 'SC_READER_DT'
- In the Property table, set the value for SYNCHRONIZER to YES
- In the Property table, set the value for EULA_ACCEPT to YES
Also in the Property table, you could set the value of DISABLE_BROWSER_INTEGRATION to YES, to prevent Reader from opening within the browser. This would be beneficial in Terminal Server environments. When a PDF file is opened within the browser and the user then browses to a different page, the Reader components are stay in memory until the browser is closed.
Save the new MSI.

Any help would be much appreciated.

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Answers (5)

Posted by: anonymous_9363 14 years ago
Red Belt
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I am trying to create an adobe 9.3 install package without Adobe Updater. <snip>
Any help would be much appreciated.
Use the appropriate Adobe Customization Tool (or whatever it's called this week). You will spend weeks trying to get a working package without it.

EDIT:
Thanks for this, Owen. Now I know what it's called this week.
Posted by: TAiNiUM 14 years ago
Yellow Belt
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After I followed the instructions:

After you download it, copy it to a temporary folder such as c:\R9. Then execute the installer with this command line:
C:\R9\AdbeRdr930_en_US.exe -nos_o"./InstallFiles" -nos_ne
Note the lack of a space between -nos_o"./InstallFiles"
This will cause the installer files to be extracted to C:\R9\InstallFiles

I used the Adobe Customization Wizard 9 to edit the acroread.msi that was extracted it worked fine.

Thanks to all for your help.
Posted by: Nensi 14 years ago
Yellow Belt
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it seems good to me and I hope you will keep up the good work in future as well
Posted by: Nensi 14 years ago
Yellow Belt
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Keep it up dude
Posted by: nheim 14 years ago
10th Degree Black Belt
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Hi Pat,
why don't you download the MSI from here: ftp://ftp.adobe.com/pub/adobe/reader/win/9.x/9.3/enu/ ?

That would give you two advantages: No hassle with the notorious NOSSO stuff and the package is packaged into one file.

Regards, Nick
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