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This guide describes how to deploy Acrobat DC via App-V so that the application is delivered on demand but runs as if installed locally. For a deployment overview, refer to the App-V deployment video.

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DC/Continuous track:

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App-V Kit (updated May, 2020): Adds support for Office versions O2016, O2019, and O365 as well as the PDFMaker Add-Ins for MS Word/Excel/PPT for Create PDF and Share PDF.

Classic track:

Unsupported scenarios¶

User-publish
Roaming profiles.
App-V is not tested in Citrix environments.

System requirements¶

Microsoft Application Virtualization Sequencer Version 5.0 SP3 or 5.1.
Acrobat (either track)
Products sequenced on a 32-bit machine must be deployed on 32-bit clients and products sequenced on a 64-bit machine must be deployed on 64-bit clients.

Tuning¶

Tune the installer prior to imaging and deployment.

Tuning helps mitigate performance issues, simplifies the end user experience, and allows you to disable features and behaviors that should not be accessible to end users in an IT-managed environment.

Accept the EULA on behalf of all users by using the PRTK tool.
If the product language should be different than the OS language, set the language.
Suppress registration (there are multiple ways: Wizard, cmd line property, PRTK tool).
Disable push notifications: Set HKLMSOFTWAREWOW6432NodePoliciesAdobe(productname)(version)FeatureLockdowncServicesbToggleNotifications to 0.
Disable the Help > Repair Acrobat Installation menu by setting the following to 1 (DWORD):
- 32 bit machines: [HKLMSOFTWAREAdobe(productname)(version)Installer]'DisableMaintainence'
- 64 bit machines: [HKLMSOFTWAREWow6432NodeAdobe(productname)(version)Installer]'DisableMaintainence'

Other settings

There are over 500 other registry preferences documented in the Preference Reference. Use the Wizard or manual/scripted methods to customer the product.

Preparing the environment¶

Prepare the sequencing machine following Microsoft’s guidelines.

Create the following registry DWORD entry with a value of 1 to see the option of selecting PVAD while sequencing: [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREMicrosoftAppVSequencerCompatibility]EnablePVADControl=1
Processes that normally run on your computer can slow down the sequencing process and cause irrelevant data to be gathered during sequencing. Because the Sequencer scans for these (and similar) processes before creating a Virtual Application Package, the following programs should be stopped:
- Windows Defender
- Antivirus software
- Disk Defragmentation Software
- Windows Search
- Microsoft Update
- Any open Windows Explorer session
Optional: Use the Customization Wizard to further customize the installer.

Creating an App-V Package¶

Create a template¶

Templates allow you to control what files become part of the package, and you should exclude unnecessary files. You may wish to create the template after sequencing as described below.

To create a template, start with the provided template, OR perform the following steps:

Launch the Microsoft App-V Sequencer.
Go to Tools > Options.
In the pop-up, go to Exclusion Items tab.
Choose New.
Add the following folders to the Exclusion Items List:
- [{Profile}]
- [{AppData}]
- [{LocalAppDataLow}]
- [{CommonAppData}]AdobeSLStore
- [{ProgramFilesCommonX86}]AdobePCF
- [{ProgramFilesCommonX86}]AdobeSLCache
- [{ProgramFilesCommonX86}]AdobeAdobePCD
- [{AppVPackageRoot}]AcrobatBrowsernppdf32
Close the options window.
Choose File > Save As Template…
Choose OK when the dialog appears.
Save as an .appvt file.
Exit.

Sequence Adobe Acrobat¶

There are two ways to approach sequencing:

Use the Microsoft Sequencer UI, and create a template file after you create the package as described below. This method incorporates all the changes included the exclusion list as well as the configuration in the package editor’s advanced tab window.
Create the Acrobat App-V package with powershell command below. Doing so replaces steps 1-25 but does not incorporate the settings in the last steps. For example, for the DC track:

Manual steps

Start the Microsoft Sequencer.
Choose Go to File > Load Template… and select your saved template (.appvt).
Select Create a new Virtual Application Package > Create Package.
Choose Next.
If there are any warnings on the Prepare Computer screen, correct them.
Choose Next.
On the Type of Application screen, select Standard Application.
Choose Next.
On the Select Installer screen, enter the path to your product installation files (Setup.exe). For custom installs, check Perform Custom Installation.
Choose Next.
In the Package Name screen, enter an application name (such as Adobe Acrobat DC).
In the PVAD screen, enter the Acrobat installation path. Install Acrobat to this location only. For example, C:ProgramFilesx86)AdobeAcrobatDC for a DC install.
When the installer appears in the Sequencer Screen, select “Trial and subscription mode”. Note: Licensing options appear in subsequent sections.
Install to the location that has been entered as PVAD above using the “Customize” button in the Installer.
Follow the on-screen instructions.
Choose Close (do not choose Launch Now). If you have chosen Custom Installation Option, nothing will happen on the machine.
To install Acrobat via a command-line and suppress the EULA:

Open a command window in admin mode.
Go to the Acrobat installer location.
Verify Acrobat is installed in the PVAD location.
Run the following:

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