bUpdater is for all products. Just create the key if it's doesn't exist. ... View more

There are some suggestions in the Admin Guide: Troubleshooting and Support — Enterprise Administration Guide ... View more

Works for me. Downloaded several items from different dirs. ... View more

You're right, no exe there. And I Googled it and also found myself wandering around various links. So I pinged an expert, and was given this link:  Download Acrobat DC installer for Enterprise term or VIP license That page links to the same URL support gave you which you pasted into your second post above: http://trials3.adobe.com/AdobeProducts/APRO/Acrobat_HelpX/win32/Acrobat_DC_Web_WWMUI.exe http://trials3.adobe.com/AdobeProducts/APRO/Acrobat_HelpX/win32/Acrobat_DC_Web_WWMUI.exe Why doesn't that work for you? ... View more

Hi Kelly, All of the installers are available for download (see Acrobat-Reader Enterprise Toolkit Home ), and it seems like you know that. I'm not sure what the problem is. It appears you're installed trial version works OK for 7 days, but you're looking for a longer testing period. Is that correct? For the paid product, you have to either pay for it or install the trial which has an expiration date. What are you trying to accomplish that reinstalling the trial won't do? ... View more

Link: Acrobat-Reader Enterprise Toolkit Home You can use the diagram to navigate. ... View more

You could make a feature request, but given that any user could simply use another email program or the web to circumvent the restriction, it's unlikely to be seen as having much value. However, you never know: Acrobat for Windows and Mac: Top (1766 ideas) – Share your feedback on Acrobat DC ... View more

Status: I'm checking on this end whether or not the menu APIs are still viable. ... View more

bAdobeSendPlugin is related: see Services integration You can remove menu items with JS in Acrobat's JS folder. I thought it was app.hideMenuItem("Email");, but that didn't work for me. Still investigating. . . ... View more

Send and track also uses email. It also installs an Outlook plugin for emailing docs. Do you need to disable that as well? ... View more

Thanks. Big help. So I don't have that version installed right now, but I see that's tied to the Send and Track feature. Can you open up the tools panel and see if there's anything else you need to disable? For example, Share/Commenting (send for review) . . . There's a way to do what you want to do. ... View more

Can you send a screenshot of the Acrobat product (and product name and version #) that displays the email icon? ... View more

Can you describe specifically what workflow you are trying to block? What UI in Acrobat is the problem? Of course, there is no way to use an Acrobat setting to block usage of 3rd party apps such as email clients. Users will always be able to open an email app, attach a PDF, and send. ... View more

Almost all UI items are associated with a registry/plist preference. Not all preferences are documented. I checked the Preference Reference and don't see the setting there (I'm guessing it might be here: Shared Review and Forms Data Collection ) Simply take a before and after registry snapshot and see what's changed after you set that setting. Then propagate the preferences via GPO, script, or by using the Wizard prior to deployment. Method: Take a registry snap shot (e.g. use RegCompare). Open Acrobat and set the setting (don't move the UI or interact with the program in any other way or you'll end up with numerous registry changes). Close Acrobat. Take another registry snap shot. Compare the two. It should be easy to figure out what's changed. Then, of course, you can go back to the UI, change the setting, and then re-check the registry just to verify you have it right.  ... View more

Thanks for the question and persistence. I know what it's like to have work blocked by something trivial. Docs updates will likely happen tomorrow. ... View more

Did you try this?: [Product] CmdLine=/qb-! As mentioned above, that's supposed to provide what you need. ... View more

[Edited] An engineer says the the setup.exe reads the Startup section. When it invokes the MSI, the Product section is read. I'm still waiting on more info (because the answers generate more questions), but here's some info: /qb switch is for MSI processing and should not be used in [Startup] section CmdLine. Remove /sAll switch from [Startup] CmdLine: /sAll switch runs everything in silent mode. /qb-! switch in [Product] section CmdLine works as designed – no Cancel button in basic UI I'll make sure the docs are updated when you have a satisfactory answer. Thanks for your patience. ... View more

One engineer suggests this under the Product line in the ini file: [Product] CmdLine=TRANSFORMS="AcroPro.mst" /qb-! I'm waiting on additional info, but perhaps you might try that out. [Product] CmdLine=TRANSFORMS="AcroPro.mst" /qb-! ... View more

I'm not an expert in this area. According to the doc, this looks possible: CmdLine=/sAll /qb!+ /[addmoreswitcheshere] Try and post back. In the meantime, I'll ping some sharper pencils. ... View more

Again, do it on the cmd line and post your line if it fails. msiexec /i <path\AcroPro.msi> LANG_LIST=en_US TRANSFORMS="1033.mst"  /qb-! ... View more

Without providing the cmds that didn't work, commenting on that is somewhat difficult. I wouldn't try to use the ini file to pass cmds. Just do it on the cmd line and it's easier to troubleshoot (because then you don't have to troubleshoot the ini file itself). ... View more