There is no 64 bit version of Acrobat (any version) or Reader (11.x and earlier). I doubt there's a Reader DC 64 bit version, but I've pinged the team to verify that. The installers you've downloaded are 32 bit and will only install 32 bit. . . . Can't speak to the 3rd party site statement above. They can't offer a Reader/Acrobat product Adobe doesn't make. Without knowing what page you're on wrt to the "grayed out" item, it's difficult to answer your question. Admins usually get downloads from the ftp site: Find links here: Acrobat-Reader Enterprise Toolkit Home Lightroom forum link: Lightroom ... View more

That's odd. And your using the latest Wizard and the latest download? ... View more

Use the Wizard or cmd line properties: Installation options — Acrobat Customization Wizard DC for Windows You may want to use the Wiz anyway to configure other options. ... View more

While using Munki is unsupported (because it's untested), that doesn't mean it won't work. However, you'd have to post Acrobat logs rather than Munki logs as it's unlikely anyone at Adobe knows much about Munki. Perhaps another forum user can help in that regard. ... View more

I'm sorry that it's not possible at the moment. I did file a bug, and I'll paste your comment and the url to this post into that bug. This feature is tied into other features so a change in this area is likely to take several months. ... View more

To add: Here's an overview: Advanced Configuration — DC Deployment Planning and Configuration Other examples in pref ref as well. ... View more

After pinging the team, you can expect late spring/early summer. I do know it's a priority. ... View more

Sounds like you have a desktop product to install and cloud services are likely included -- having a "cloud product" is not relevant here. What is relevant is your license and track. As a wild guess based on little information, I bet you have the Continuous track and need to use named user licensing. Your end users need to log in, and you can manage users and some features via the Admin Console. But, I also don't know what you mean by "manage". It may be you're only asking about how to license the product for each user. . . If you have serial numbers, you need use those--one for each product if that's what you have (4). If you had a volume serial, you'd only need one, but it seems you don't. Admin Guide: Introduction — DC Deployment Planning and Configuration Post back with more q's if that doesn't get you started. ... View more

The team is actively working on returning appconfig support, and I'll forward this post as valuable feedback (which it is). Adobe does not publish feature release dates, but I'll see if there's any answer which is less vague. ... View more

What template? Provide details. ... View more

See this doc: Blocking HTTPS Enpoints — DC Deployment Planning and Configuration. Hope that's what you're looking for. ... View more

Since we don't know what's happening behind the scenes or how the config might be changed on an update or app migration, it might be wise to modify the 64 bit Wow hive and ignore the other. ... View more

You asked if need to add the node. If you have a 64 bit machine, the node is already there. So, "no" don't add anything. Acrobat uses the hives based on the bit of the machine, not the bit of the app. So make all your mods in the existing 64-bit Wow hive. "perplexed" is the same word used in the bug I filed regarding this . It's apparently not a bug, but it is confusing. ... View more

Short answer: No. Long answer: Tune using the path relevant to the bit of your machine. If you're on a 64 bit machine, is the default 64-bit Wow path. If you use the Wizard to tune the installer, it knows what to do. Manual config is ok too. I agree the implementation can throw a person off. ... View more

I would think you can just use the Wiz and not use the cmd line. One or the other. ... View more

I'm under the impression there is no way to do that at the moment. I'm checking to see if my knowledge is up-to-date. ... View more

There are two main approaches: Trust each doc when they open (and you can make that persistent). Trust all docs all the time (this is the same as: "Open every doc without caring whether or not it's a malicious file containing viruses or malware"). You can go to Preferences > Security (Enhanced) and change the Protected View setting. Disabling is not recommended. ... View more

re: "how to deploy" The SCCM link is above. It appears you're using named user licensing. I'm going to guess that you specifically mean: "what actions must I take wrt the installer/install so users can use the licensed product?". Answer: Just deploy. Users sign in and license/activate the product by logging in. If creating an image, see Common Deployment Options — Enterprise Administration Guide ... View more

Perhaps you're the first one to encounter the issue then. What SCUP version are you using? The docs say "use SCUP 5.0 or later", but the latest tested version is 6.0.283.0. If you can send the version and a screenshot of the error/problem, I'll file a bug. ... View more

I don't think you need to physically change the links in the file. They redirect on the server end automatically. ... View more

The links redirect to https (including armmf). Other admins have been using these catalogs with SCCM since their inception. Certificate changes take some time to implement. Investigations have started, but there is no publishable date which can be shared. ... View more

The link goes to an HTML page. It does not redirect to a PDF. Can you attach the file you're seeing? ... View more

The link I provided above should have taken you directly to the right page. It works for me. Where does it take you? Pre-Deployment Planning — Enterprise Administration Guide ... View more