I can only hope this post is of add value and helps you understand these new configuration options a little better. There are some great blog posts out there I think you should also read for a full understanding. I have another post guiding you through the installation process of Adobe Acrobat Reader DC using Intune and PowerShell, and in this post I’ll try to guide you through the Win32 application deployment process and install Adobe Reader DC using Win32 deployment and Microsoft Intune. This is great news because now we don’t have to use work-arounds like PowerShell scripts. This software offering is not available for UWM students, retirees, or sponsored guests.During my visit at Microsoft Ignite 2018 in Orlando, one of the most awaited features for Microsoft Intune was announced We can finally deploy Win32 applications using Microsoft Intune. Installing Acrobat DC on a personal computer (Optional) In Windows you may want to Set Acrobat DC to open PDFs by default.You can now open Acrobat DC from inside of the Creative Cloud app, or like any other app on your computer.Under 'All Apps' find Acrobat DC and click the Install button.

The app might need to update itself automatically before opening.

Use the Creative Cloud Desktop App to download and install Acrobat DC.After signing in, the Creative Cloud app might need to update itself automatically.Complete all the sign in steps you are prompted for.Run the Adobe Creative Cloud Desktop App.Sign into Creative Cloud with your UWM account.On macOS, use Self Service to install the app titled 'Adobe Creative Cloud (Faculty/Staff)'.On Windows, use Software Center to install the app titled 'Creative Cloud'.Acrobat DC is needed to edit PDF files, whereas Acrobat Reader can only open/view PDF files.Īcrobat DC may be installed on any UWM computer, including Windows and macOS computers. Adobe Acrobat DC (sometimes called Acrobat Pro) can be installed on any UWM computer.

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