The following table list some recommended options to set via the Customization Wizard. To create a custom transform file, open the extracted AcroRead.msi, set your required options and save the transform file. Save this file as HideItems.js and copy the file into %ProgramFiles%\Adobe\Reader 11.0\Reader\Javascripts. hideMenuItem ( " SPAObject 51 " ) // app. hideMenuItem ( " UsageMeasurement " ) // app. hideMenuItem ( " SystemInformation " ) // app. hideMenuItem ( " AccessOnline " ) // app. hideMenuItem ( " AdobeUserCommunity " ) // app. hideMenuItem ( " AdobeExpertSupport " ) // app. hideMenuItem ( " KnowledgeBase " ) // app. hideMenuItem ( " OnlineSupport " ) // app. hideMenuItem ( " eBook:Digital Edition Services " ) // app. hideMenuItem ( " Weblink:BuyAcrobat " ) // app. hideMenuItem ( " DetectAndRepair " ) // app.
The Adobe Customization Wizard XI for Windows is now available and the administration experience does not change massively (or at all) from previous versions.Įxtracting Reader XI from the installer is the same as previous versions - run the following command: Adobe Customization Wizard XI documentation.Enterprise Toolkit for Acrobat Products.Acrobat XI Administrative Template CustomisationĬustomisation of Reader XI with the Adobe Customization Wizard XI is the same approach as previous versions and I have a comprehensive post on deploying Adobe Reader X which will largely apply to XI, but Adobe does have customisation and deployment documentation available:.Adobe Reader XI installers in available languages.All of the bits that are currently available can be downloaded here:
There’s a full list of new features in this blog post: Announcing Adobe Reader XI.
Citrix XenApp enhancements for better performance (it’s not clear whether this specifically XenApp or RDS enhancements.Adobe Reader XI is now available and along with this release comes some interesting tools for deployment: