Quote: For Acrobat DC, Exception Deployer Application is not required. For Acrobat DC, you only need to run the setup.exe in the Build folder which will install Acrobat DC, the chosen type of license and any main applications not found in the Exceptions directory.
So following the guidance from the link above from Adobe, we will be using the Batch script with some modifications. After the Exceptions Deploy Pre section, we want to add this code to the script. Make sure you are traversing up and back down the correct amount of folders!
Its important you install Acrobat before the main Creative Cloud install! This will allow Acrobat to be licensed correctly, otherwise when you start Acrobat, it will ask you to sign into AAM.
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If you want to have no shortcuts on the desktop then add this after the Exceptions
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Adobe Acrobat, you can either use the command line above. Or you can use the Adobe Customization Wizard to create a transform to apply via the ini fill within the Acrobat setup 'bits'.
Key to disable Acrobat to take ownership causing a UAC prompt, will need to GPO this bit.
In the past, in order to move Steam games to another hard drive, we had to write a pretty comprehensive guide about junction points and other moderately complex techy stuff. These days, however, Valve has made it much simpler to move games back and forth between drives by building the feature right into Steam. We’ll take you through the process – which is simpler than ever.
Before moving your Steam game, you’ll need to use Steam to create new save locations for your games.
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First, open Steam, then in the top-left corner click “Steam -> Settings.”
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In the Settings window, click Downloads in the pane on the left, then “Steam Library Folders.”
In the Steam Library Folders window, click “Add Library Folder,” then select the location on another drive where you’d like to install Steam games. Note that this doesn’t replace your original installation location for games but gives you an additional location to install them. Also, you’re only allowed to install Steam games in one location per drive.
Once you’re done, you can add additional Steam Library Folders to other drives in the same way. To change the default Library Folder, just right-click the one you want in the list and click “Make Default Folder.”
From now on, each time you install a game Steam will ask you which of your Steam Library Folders you’d like to install it to.
Now, to move an existing game to another drive, go to your Steam Library, right-click the installed game and click Properties.
In the Properties window click the “Local Files” tab, “Move Install Folder,” select which of your Steam Library Folders you’d like to move the game to and click “Move Folder.”
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Conclusion
The process may take a couple of minutes, but once it’s done, the game will be completely ported over to the new drive. We’ve never had issues using this feature, so you can move games around fairly freely without worrying about anything going wrong. Cheers, Valve.
Now that Windows 10's release is just days away, we're likely going to see a deluge of app updates bringing support for the operating system — and Adobe is one of the first. The company has updated its Creative Cloud software with support for Windows 10, along with some bug fixes and improvements. Here's the breakdown of what's new in Adobe Creative Cloud 2.2.0.129:
The Creative Cloud desktop app is now compatible with Windows 10. Note the following:
If you're a Creative Cloud user, you should be able to grab the update and install it now.
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Thanks to Matt for the tip!
Source: Adobe
