Hi ,
Do you have a link to the reference aricle for this prereq ?
So if your installing Acrobat on its own you just need to run an exception deployer pre to install it and then run it post again. Without an MSI line inbetween? Again do you have a reference article for this?
What I wrote is working post build via SCCM and also as an install on demand but it isnt working during our build phase.
We have all other packages working post build via SCCM and in our build...including Muse and Lightroom...I found an article which discusses the adobe_prtk.exe and using it to remove the EULA information and the sign in stuff. Here it is
Creative Cloud Help | Installing products in the Exceptions folder
So we have a script for all packages that
Runs Pre exceptiondeployer
runs MSI
runs Post exceptiondeployer
and then runs the following commands:
adobe_prtk.exe --tool=EULA --leid=V7{}Muse-80-Win-GM --eulasuppress
adobe_prtk.exe --tool=EULA --leid=V7{}Lightroom-55-Win-GM --eulasuppress
adobe_prtk.exe --tool=Register --leid=V7{}Muse-80-Win-GM --regsuppress=ss
adobe_prtk.exe --tool=Register --leid=V7{}Lightroom-55-Win-GM --regsuppress=ss
Hope this helps,
Andy