Thanks for the suggestions antwesor and Mark. If you have not used the Adobe Customization Wizard, you should give it a shot. So far none of the Adobe 10 (reader or pro) updates have required any previous update in order to upgrade to the latest version. PATCH=$ AdbeRdrUpd1014.msp AdbeRdrUpd1015.msp AdbeRdrUpd1016.mspįurther reading on this: /./įortunately Adobe 10 does not have the same update issues as previous versions. This is what I use for my Adobe 10 setup.ini file (produced via the customization wizard): I believe you can use the Adobe Customization Wizard adobe acrobat pro 9 updates

You could create a custom package with Patch Manager using the Adobe recommendations on this page But there are about 13 interim patches between 9.3 and 9.5.2! Is there any way to bundle these all together so that a single package can update all of the outdated systems at once? For example, a machine that has 9.3.0 installed would install the 9.3.1 patch the first night, and then detect that the 9.3.2 patch is applicable install it the next night, followed by 9.3.3 the next night, and so on. We have a number of systems that are running outdated versions of Acrobat 9 and so they need a bunch of patches, but Acrobat 9.x patches have to be applied in order and they appear to be rolling out to these machines one day at a time and the machines don't detect that a patch is applicable until the one before it has been applied. Does anyone know of a way to patch Acrobat 9 to the latest version with a single package?

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