Preferences deployment using Tuner

Forum|Forum|19 years ago
March 14, 2007
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Hi,
If I'm in the wrong forum, please let me know.

I came to this forum because I thought this might lead me to an answer regarding the use of Tuner. I'm not very familiar with the InstallShield Tuner product and I was hoping that someone might have a suggestion for me. My company has an enterprise 7.0 Standard license for my user community. I have 100+ users that need 7.0 Standard on their desktops. I can understand how the basic modifications like license information etc. are deployed but I am wondering how I can go about deploying some custom preferences regarding how editing tools are configured.

Does anyone have any suggestions?

Thanks in Advance,
JeffHeiden

Acrobat

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_MarkATS_

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>Under Internet Option, I wants to change connection speed from 56K to LAN.

[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Adobe\Adobe Acrobat\8.0\AVGeneral]

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_Steven_Lim_

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Where Can modify Preference Settings for Adobe Acrobat Stan/Pro 8.0? From drop down list under the Menu Edit - Preferences -Internet. Under "Web Browser Options" - to uncheck boxes "Display PDF in browser " and "Allow speculating downloading in the background". Under Internet Option, I wants to change connection speed from 56K to LAN.I know it can change settings manually, but Adobe Package already deliver/install over the company network to thousands of clients of which helpdesk cannot spend time go over individual PC to modify preferences settings stated above. Did not use "Adobe Customerization Wizard" to package MSI isntall. Use Wyse Package to package MSI install. Do anyone know where is the registry, API or any settings that I need to change so I can package a patch fix to deliver/install to all intend PCs
Need Help Please!!!!!!!!

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_MarkATS_

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User preferences that live in HKCU are a bit of a pain to deploy, but it can be done. See http://www.adobe.com/support/techdocs/327341.html

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