Adobe Go Live: Has anyone repackaged this?
I have tried several times and each time get a message about fonts not being correctly installed, please check the rights of the user trying to install.....etc
I am an administrator of the local pc so I don't think it is rights related. However, there is not much on this app except to look at photoshop cs repackaging, which was not all that helpful. Adobe will provide no help on enterprise apps with licenses, and although I can mod the abcpy.ini it will not install completely silently (there is a box that comes up telling me to make sure I have closed all adobe apps before beginning) and then after most of the install the quicktime installer starts as a GUI....Any help appreciated. Thanx
I am an administrator of the local pc so I don't think it is rights related. However, there is not much on this app except to look at photoshop cs repackaging, which was not all that helpful. Adobe will provide no help on enterprise apps with licenses, and although I can mod the abcpy.ini it will not install completely silently (there is a box that comes up telling me to make sure I have closed all adobe apps before beginning) and then after most of the install the quicktime installer starts as a GUI....Any help appreciated. Thanx
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Posted by:
DuncanPaul
20 years ago
have repackaged GoLive from Creative suite, seemed no problem compared to the others in suite, just standard adobe uninstall key stuff,
what version are you doing?
what version are you doing?
Posted by:
leftydog
20 years ago
I am using the CS version. I have run into the font problem on 3 separate occassions of installing from the MSI that I created. I have been looking for ways to customize the abcpy.ini file for a quiet install, but haven't had any luck. I am using installshield admin studio 5.1. What did you do with the uninstall key? thanx
Posted by:
DuncanPaul
20 years ago
I didn't get the font problem when I repackaged this, just had to export the uninstall keys which is standard for all components in CS. this thread had all the answers, thanks to those guys..
http://itninja.com/question/repackaging-adobe-photoshop-cs
http://itninja.com/question/repackaging-adobe-photoshop-cs
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