We've been running an old version of Acrobat for quite some time without any specific settings. Times have changed and between Adobe adding new things into the software that we're not interested in on initial launch and learning that my manager messed up the licensing count, I'm finding that I need to deploy the latest Adobe Reader, standalone Acrobat, and Creative Cloud's Acrobat to various systems on campus.
With that said customizing settings is something I'm not familiar with regarding Adobe's products unless I'm capturing and replacing setting files. Is there a more robust way to do this? For instance I would want to disable updates and two other settings I would like to disable are...
"Show online storage when saving files"
"Enable assistive technology support"
In these cases it's ok if the user can enable the las two settings but I want to deploy with them disabled. For updates I would like to keep that off permanently. Since users already been using one of the products listed, pushing out custom setting files is probably a bad idea since I don't want to overwrite their other settings.
Any help would be appreciated.
Is there a method to do this?