Using 64-bit Unified App Installer on RDS server

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July 30, 2024
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Hi all,

In the past, I'm used to install both Adobe Reader and Acrobat on any RDS server.
None-license users used Adobe Reader, and licensed users used Acrobat. No issues at all.

Now I can't install both applications anymore, therefor I found "64-bit Unified App Installer".
I installed it with "Setup.exe /sAll /msi ADDLOCAL=ALL"

It gave me the sign in prompt, for all users. I managed to fix with "bIsSCReducedModeEnforcedEx=1" in registry.

When a licensed users sign in manually, it doesn't give "edit PDF" feature.
How can I solve this?

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Souvik Sadhu

Community Manager

Hi @Philip35995412jp5o,

Hope you are doing well. Thanks for writing in!

Acrobat can be installed on a single machine for multiple instances.

You might want to check the different methods mentioned here: Remote Desktop Services — Acrobat Desktop Virtualization Guide.

Hope this helps.

-Souvik

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Philip30983245j8zg

Participant

But when logged on with a Adobe Pro account, I don't have the program features? Even when the App title is Adobe Acrobat Pro 64-bit.

Souvik Sadhu

Community Manager

@Philip30983245j8zg If you are on Enterprise settings, I suggest contacting your IT team to log an Enterprise support ticket with us.

Enterprise accounts and their troubleshooting can have a different perspective to what we do for individual accounts, and having dedicated support personnel for enterprise issues would be a better way to go about things.

-Souvik

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