Once installed (Offline Exception added for License), Acrobat XI Pro starts nicely without issues. But when I right click a website and selects "Convert Webpage to PDF" I get a "Trial version. Try for 30 days or purchase license now".
How do I fix this before deploying the software in SCCM?
I've used the Adobe Customization WIzard XI to package Acrobat XI Pro with the following changes from "Blank"
Personlization Options:
* Username: Blank
* Organization: My Organization
* Serial Number: 1118-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx (Offline Exception granted)
* EULA Option: Checked
Installation Options:
* Default viewer for PDF files: Make Acrobat the defauilt PDF viewer
* Remove Previous: Checked
* Remove all versions of Reader: Unchecked
* Enable Optimization: Checked
* Enable Caching: Checked
* Run Installation: Unattended
* If reboot required: Suppress reboot
* Application Languages: English (United States)
* Acrobat MUI Languages: en_US
Features: Everything included
Files and Folders: No changes
Registry: Removed Acrobat Assistant 8.0 and Adobe ARM from CurrentVersion\Run
Shortcuts: Desktop shortcuts removed
Everything else down to Online and Adobe Services are standard
Online and Adobe online services:
* Disable product updates: Checked
* Load trusted root: Enable & Ask before Installing
* Disable registration: Checked
* When launching PDF in Internet Explorer, prompt user with Open/Save: Checked
* Disable Help > Digital Editions: Unchecked
* Disable Product Improvement Program: Checked
* Disable Viewing of PDF with Ads for Adobe PDF: Unchecked
* Disable all Adobe online services based on workflows and entry points: Checked
Everything else is untouched.
Generated transform file and deployed to test clients. All are reporting the Rightclick, Convert Webpage with a Trial dialog showing up. They can use Acrobat and create PDFs from within the application without problems. When in word, I get an error "Adobe Acrobat is not activated. Cannot create the PDF file".
I would think that granting the offline exception should have made this unnecessary?