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Hi Guys,
I have created adobe reader 10.1.4 .msi file from adobe reader10.1.4.EXE file
then I have customized it through Adobe Customization Wizard.
Then I am trying it to deploy on 150 computers
IN SCCM ,
I am using below command
AcroRead.msi TRANSFORMS="AdobeReader10.1.4.mst" /qn
It works fine but in control panel -> Programs and features--> it says , it has installed Adobe Reader 10.1.0
It should say 10.1.4
Can guys please help me
The quarterly EXEs are actually just zipped chained installers. So when you unzip the EXE you get the 10.1 MSI and the 10.1.4 MSP. At deployment time, you have to chain them back together as described in the Wizard doc or Admin Guide.
Here's an example from the Admin Guide:
msiexec.exe /i "[UNC PATH]\AdbeRdr1000_lang_ID.msi" PATCH="[UNCPATH]\AdbeRdrUpd1010_en_US.msp" TRANSFORMS="1036.mst"
hth
Ben
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This command, i used to create .msi file from .exe file (10.1.4)
C:\Documents and Settings\administrator.LIV\Desktop>AdbeRdr1014_en_US.exe -nos_o"\sms01\Source$\Adobe Reader X 10.1.4" -nos_ne
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Is this problem occuring because last .msi file that Adobe released was 10.1.0 and they haven't released for 10.1.4
so when i try creating .msi file from .exe file although it creates .msi file but it's 10.1.0 .msi file
not 10.1.4 .msi file
?????
Help me out if u guys have any ideas
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The quarterly EXEs are actually just zipped chained installers. So when you unzip the EXE you get the 10.1 MSI and the 10.1.4 MSP. At deployment time, you have to chain them back together as described in the Wizard doc or Admin Guide.
Here's an example from the Admin Guide:
msiexec.exe /i "[UNC PATH]\AdbeRdr1000_lang_ID.msi" PATCH="[UNCPATH]\AdbeRdrUpd1010_en_US.msp" TRANSFORMS="1036.mst"
hth
Ben
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