Adobe CS3 deployment
Has anyone been able to successfully deploy any Adobe CS3 application using Group Policy? Adobe's setup architecture seems to have completely changed since CS2 and it's put myself in quite a bind for deployment.
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Posted by:
meastaugh1
16 years ago
It seems that Adobe have screwed their installation for anyone hoping to deloy CS3 with GP. According to [url=http://itninja.com/question/how-do-you-roll-out-new-machines?6716&mpage=1桽]this post[/url], you'd have problems using an MSI wrapper, because of the calls made between Adobe's exe setup and MSI wrapper.
Posted by:
alanho
16 years ago
I have finally deployed Adobe CS3 correctly throughout my company. It was actually a pretty simple script and I'm smacking myself for not thinking of it earlier.
If anyone is interested, I'll gladly post the script. Please take note, I'm not using MSIs, but a startup script. It's not ideal, but it does work and you can deploy most updates in this manner.
If anyone is interested, I'll gladly post the script. Please take note, I'm not using MSIs, but a startup script. It's not ideal, but it does work and you can deploy most updates in this manner.
Posted by:
teckset
16 years ago
I would be very interested in your script and learning more about how you got it to deploy.
Thanks
Thanks
Posted by:
absdjf@bath.ac.uk
16 years ago
Likewise - I may need to install this this year. Any pointers, please?
Thx
Dave
Thx
Dave
Posted by:
JanSp
16 years ago
I was hoping for the scripts you used to deploy as i am in that process currently and under the gun...
Posted by:
alanho
16 years ago
I apologize for the late response. Please check out this thread for the script and the explanation of its usage:
http://itninja.com/question/how-do-you-roll-out-new-machines?6716&mpage=1&key=氀
http://itninja.com/question/how-do-you-roll-out-new-machines?6716&mpage=1&key=氀
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