- #Adobe acrobat 9 pro updates install#
- #Adobe acrobat 9 pro updates update#
On the package perform an Update Distribution Point to increment the version and update your package onto the Distribution Points. repeat step 2 to integrate the patch into your source package (users should not be connected to the SMS share on the DP, use the disconnect option on the package properties to ensure). 
I prefer to have packages always up to date, so when the next patch is released.
When creating your Program your command line will be: msiexec /i acropro.msi TRANSFORMS=acropro.mst /q. #Adobe acrobat 9 pro updates install#
use the Adobe Customization tool to create a Transform (MST) such as acropro.mst, which will serve as an answer file to silently install Acrobat along with your customizations. integrate your patch into the administrative install msiexec /p patch.msp /a pathtomsi\acropro.msi. perform and administrative install of your acrobat pro 9 package to a network location: msiexec /a acropro.msi. n "msiexec /p AdobePro9.1.1.msp /qb /norestart", 0, True SngVersion = objShell.RegRead ("HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\\DisplayVersion") Set objShell = WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Shell") I have a simlar one for Adobe 8 since it has like 5 updates. I have a collection that looks to see what computers are not Adobe Pro 9.1.1 (or whatever it is in a Add/remove programs) then I push down this vbscript which will install the appropriate patch,no matter what version it is on. 
create a collection of machines with 9.1 and push 9.1.1 msp and watch the machine leave. When pushing the update you can do many different methods.
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