Acrobat Reader 7

[dansouza]

First, launch it like you're going to install it on your system, let it extract, then at the prompt, click next, but then cancel the installation.

Then go to C:\Program Files\Adobe and keep opening all the folders until you get to the ENU folder. The setup files are in there. Copy the folder to your "Install" folder in your setup files.

Open the folder and rename "Adobe reader 7.0.msi" to a name with no spaces (I chose "reader7.msi"

Then just use reader7.msi /qn

It works perfectly and doesn't reboot after install

[Jito463]

I just used the same commands I used previously for Adobe Reader 6 (never could figure out why they dropped the Acrobat name from the reader). This is run after login from a batch file executed from guirunonce.

start /wait %CDROM%\Installs\AdobeReader\AdbeRdr70.exe -q /s /v/qn

[dansouza]

I tried that and it didn't work. I don't know if the US version is diferent but I tried every switch I could think of and it just kept coming up with the FEAD Optimizer and stuck where you have to click next. Nothing worked until I extracted it first

[InTheWayBoy]

Or you could use RyanVM's excellent silent installer...it's very nice.

http://ryanvm.msfn.org/

The Java and Framework are essential too!