I’ve often needed to obtain the MSI or a single EXE file for an enterprise deployment of Adobe Reader, Flash Player or Shockwave Player. Adobe now provide a single web page where you can request a license to download these files: http://www.adobe.com/products/players/fpsh_distribution1.html Don’t worry – there is no cost to it. The form only took [...]
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MSI file for Adobe Reader, Flash Player and Shockwave Player
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