I'm pushing out Adobe Reader 10.1.3 to about 160 clients via group policy. Along with that, I'm pushing registry keys to control the look of the toolbar (in browser mode).
I'm creating/updating values under the following key: [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Adobe\Acrobat Reader\10.0\AVGeneral\cCommonToolsBrowser]
String values are as follows:
a0 REG_SZ SaveFileAs
a1 REG_SZ Print
a2 REG_SZ PrevPage
a3 REG_SZ NextPage
a4 REG_SZ GoToPage
a5 REG_SZ ZoomViewOut
a6 REG_SZ ZoomViewIn
a7 REG_SZ ZoomTo
a8 REG_SZ ReadingMode
These are the only buttons I want to show up on the users toolbars. When the users open a document (again, in browser), all of the default buttons are there as well (OnePageFitPage, Highlight, Text, SPAButton CreatWIn, etc.). They have to reset the toolbar (alt+F8) then run gpupdate to get the toolbar to look like we want it to.
Is there a way to control this where the toolbar doesn't have to be reset before the customized look takes effect?
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