It turns out that Adobe released a different Customization Wizard at some point. I looked back through to see which ones had Reader XI MUI and if the language files were missing from all of these. I tested in English and it works, but when Reader is in French (or any non-English language) it doesn't work. Just recently, my French users reported that while their Reader GUI is in French, they cannot add their initials or signature to a pdf via the "Fill & Sign" option on the toolbar. You'll see that under the Reader folder there are other folders like Locale that have multiple language related files and folders.
Not only is the Locale folder missing, but others folders are files are missing.ĭo a clean install of Reader XI MUI without any customization. I, too, have had this problem where not all the language files are put in place for the Reader MUI. Yes, I know that this topic is old, but I found some new info. Used Customization Wizard to create AcroReader.mst with custom settings (Disable EULA, Disable Product Updates, and more). Install all languages (it will use the actual language of the system). My setup.ini file (Install Adobe Reader showing only progress. Start-Process "msiexec.You can edit setup.ini file (available only in Adobe Reader MUI *.exe, you need to extract the exe to see the setup.exe, AdbeReader.msi and setup.ini inside it) and in CmdLine (at section) and add LANG_LIST="en_US,ca_EStr_TR,uk_UA". Write-Host "Running the following command: msiexec.exe /x $GUID /qn /norestart" Select here to uninstall old version - Throw in the following commands: AcroRdrDC圆42101120039_MUI.exe /sAll /rs /rps /msi /norestart /quiet DISABLEDESKTOPSHORTCUT=1 EULA_ACCEPT=YES msiexec.exe /x "") + 1) It is now: - Specifically select: Windows 10 / All languages / Reader DC 64 bit - Package this shit - Create a new app and then make this new app supersede the old Adobe. They changed the Adobe enterprise distribution link. Took me 2 weeks to clean this up.īasically what i've done is the following
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