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Turns out that the published instructions for Reader are a version behind and the actual name of the msi (for version 7.0.7) is &nbsp; Adobe_Reader_7.0.msi . &nbsp;<br />
Thanks for getting me started in the right direction.
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Turns out that the published instructions for Reader are a version behind and the actual name of the msi (for version 7.0.7) is   Adobe_Reader_7.0.msi .  
Thanks for getting me started in the right direction.

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No problem, glad to help.. &nbsp;and thank you..<br />
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FE
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No problem, glad to help..  and thank you..

FE

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I'm setting up Adobe Reader on 2003 server distribution point. the instructions are to do an admin install using AcroPro.msi. It is on the install CD, but we have downloaded the reader and have no cd or AcroPro.msi. <br />
Anyone know of a source for this msi file, other than an install cd? 
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I'm setting up Adobe Reader on 2003 server distribution point. the instructions are to do an admin install using AcroPro.msi. It is on the install CD, but we have downloaded the reader and have no cd or AcroPro.msi. 
Anyone know of a source for this msi file, other than an install cd? 

where to get AcroPro.msi to create a distr point for Adobe Reader

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