Adobe Acrobat Reader 7 mst
Hi does anyone have a mst file that can be used with a group policy deployment of Adobe Acrobat Reader 7?
All I need is one that will accept the license agreement, disable the yahoo toolbar and disable the checking for updates.
Thanks
Sean
All I need is one that will accept the license agreement, disable the yahoo toolbar and disable the checking for updates.
Thanks
Sean
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Posted by:
VikingLoki
19 years ago
I only trade. I don't just give 'em out. What do you have to offer?
Seriously, though. Acrobat Reader 7 is easy, make your own MST.
Not only is it easy, there are detailed instructions HERE.
Now don't be a msi moocher.
Seriously, though. Acrobat Reader 7 is easy, make your own MST.
Not only is it easy, there are detailed instructions HERE.
Now don't be a msi moocher.
Posted by:
seanpin
19 years ago
I'm sure I have got some magic beans kicking about somewhere...
Have seen the article you refer to, but that doesn't go into great detail on mst, more focussed towards an adm.
I'm sure it is a fairly simple mst to create for someone in the know, however I am very new to the game of transforms and would save if there was one already made.
Have seen the article you refer to, but that doesn't go into great detail on mst, more focussed towards an adm.
I'm sure it is a fairly simple mst to create for someone in the know, however I am very new to the game of transforms and would save if there was one already made.
Posted by:
hsclater
19 years ago
Why bash someone for asking for some help? Isn't that what forums are for?
If you are so selfish that you only help people when there is something in it for you, then why bother posting.
If you are so selfish that you only help people when there is something in it for you, then why bother posting.
Posted by:
seanpin
19 years ago
Well fortunately not everyone out there is a blood thirsty mercenary.
Anyone who is having the same problem as I was experiencing can find a suitable mst file here:
http://www.sanx.org/tipShow.asp?articleRef=260
Excellent site
Anyone who is having the same problem as I was experiencing can find a suitable mst file here:
http://www.sanx.org/tipShow.asp?articleRef=260
Excellent site
Posted by:
VikingLoki
19 years ago
Hey, asking for help and asking for the results of my work are two entirely different things! Actually, most of us can't legally give you a copy of our packages because they are the property of the company we work for.
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