ShortCuts - Adobe Design CS4 Standard/Premium
Using the Adobe CS4 Deployment Toolkit I created the AdobeUberInstaller.exe & xml file to install these two.
I added the following to the xml file to put shortcuts where I want them. (Windows 7 64bit - XML file needed it twice)
<Property name="StartMenuSubFolder">C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Adobe\Design Standard CS4</Property>
This works on all shortcuts except for Acrobat Pro & Acrobat Distiller.
They still show up in
C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Adobe Design Standard CS4
Yes - can move them via cmd file or vb script - I would rather the installer do it correctly.
I have though of removing Acrobat from install & then doing it as separate package, but the license keys would not be the same.
Does anybody know what XML file controls there location.
When I package Acrobat as Stand alone I just use the Customization Wizard to put them were I want them
Thanks
I added the following to the xml file to put shortcuts where I want them. (Windows 7 64bit - XML file needed it twice)
<Property name="StartMenuSubFolder">C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Adobe\Design Standard CS4</Property>
This works on all shortcuts except for Acrobat Pro & Acrobat Distiller.
They still show up in
C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Adobe Design Standard CS4
Yes - can move them via cmd file or vb script - I would rather the installer do it correctly.
I have though of removing Acrobat from install & then doing it as separate package, but the license keys would not be the same.
Does anybody know what XML file controls there location.
When I package Acrobat as Stand alone I just use the Customization Wizard to put them were I want them
Thanks
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