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Hello all, I am trying to deploy a plist for com.apple.launchservices.secure to make Adobe Acrobat the default PDF viewer, and Adobe Photoshop the default image application. For some reason this particular profile is not showing up on my Jamf Pro managed Macs. Any advice as to why, or another way to configure this for a lab of Macs?

{LSHandlers=[{LSHandlerURLScheme=acrobat2018, LSHandlerRoleAll=com.adobe.acrobat.pro, LSHandlerPreferredVersions={LSHandlerRoleAll=-}} , {LSHandlerRoleAll=com.adobe.acrobat.pro, LSHandlerContentType=com.adobe.pdf, LSHandlerPreferredVersions={LSHandlerRoleAll=-}} , {LSHandlerRoleAll=com.adobe.photoshop, LSHandlerContentType=public.jpeg, LSHandlerPreferredVersions={LSHandlerRoleAll=-}} , {LSHandlerRoleAll=com.adobe.photoshop, LSHandlerContentType=public.tiff, LSHandlerPreferredVersions={LSHandlerRoleAll=-}} , {LSHandlerRoleAll=com.adobe.photoshop, LSHandlerContentType=public.png, LSHandlerPreferredVersions={LSHandlerRoleAll=-}} ]}

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  • August 1, 2019

Not sure why a custom configuration profile isn't working for this app. No issue if I deploy the plist via Apple Remote Desktop.

Thinking of creating a policy with a script that copies this com.apple.launchservices.secure.plist to the /Library/Preferences/com.apple.LaunchServices folder.


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  • August 1, 2019

I ended up capturing the plist in Composer on one of the lab Macs and then deploying it as a Policy. I have a feeling there is a more refined way of accomplishing my goal, but it got the job done.


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