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How do I Install / run Acrobat Reader 11 on Windows 2012R2 Terminal Server
How do I Install / run Acrobat Reader 11 on Windows 2012R2 Terminal Server
You install it as you would on any other machine, just make sure you switch to Install Mode first on the server.
Go to this page and select Server 2012 in Step 1 , select your language in Step 2, and then select the version you want to install in Step 3.
http://get.adobe.com/reader/enterprise/
It is recommended to always change the server into Install Mode when installing applications to be used by multiple users in a Terminal Server environment. To do this, launch an elevated Command Prompt then type in change user /install
Once you have completed installing your applications, type in change user /execute to change it back to the default mode. If you'd like to do a bit more reading on the change user command you can do so here: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-au/library/cc730696.aspx
Go to this page and select Server 2012 in Step 1 , select your language in Step 2, and then select the version you want to install in Step 3.
http://get.adobe.com/reader/enterprise/
It is recommended to always change the server into Install Mode when installing applications to be used by multiple users in a Terminal Server environment. To do this, launch an elevated Command Prompt then type in change user /install
Once you have completed installing your applications, type in change user /execute to change it back to the default mode. If you'd like to do a bit more reading on the change user command you can do so here: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-au/library/cc730696.aspx
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OK, Thanks for the download location. That helps but the problem is it won't run 2012R2.
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ftp://ftp.adobe.com/pub/adobe/reader/
Look up the WIN folder and thence Adobe Reader 11. Download the full version and install that. This should work.