Adobe Digital Editions in Normal User
user. But when a Normal user tries to download e-books from the website it gives an error. I need to know if there is a issue with the repackaged MSI concerning some security permissions (though it is less likely) to be provided or this is derived from the behaviour of Adobe Digital Editions. ProcMon does not show anything significant.
Has anyone come across this application or a with a similar issue?
Browser: Microsoft IE 6 or higher
Operating System: Windows XP SP3.
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Posted by:
anonymous_9363
13 years ago
AFAIK, all Adobe products are distributed in MSI format (although they may be wrapped in an EXE) so repackaging them is a Really Bad Idea. Have you read any of the 'Package KB' notes on the various products?
Posted by:
India_Repackaging
13 years ago
Yes, most Adobe products are shipped in MSI format except Digital Editions. DE is definitely a setup. The problem exists even when the setup is run. The User cannot download any ebooks. I was wondering if this was the intended so that users cannot download it. Used ProcMon and gave permissions to everything the package has put for No Results.
Nothing on the Package KB as well. The Adobe support forums and their support have'nt helped as yet.
Cheers
Rajit
Nothing on the Package KB as well. The Adobe support forums and their support have'nt helped as yet.
Cheers
Rajit
Posted by:
andemats
13 years ago
I'm also stuck here.
I will deploy this with a batch script, and managed to get the installation by doing /S on the setup.
When I try to download a sample from the adobe site as normal user, I get a message that it requires administrative rights.
If i do a (Wise-)snapshot as administrator, all I get is files in my profile and registry keys to HKCU. That's it! It should not be a problem.
I also visited the Adobe forum and found your post still not responded to Rajit.
Did you find a solution to this?
I will deploy this with a batch script, and managed to get the installation by doing /S on the setup.
When I try to download a sample from the adobe site as normal user, I get a message that it requires administrative rights.
If i do a (Wise-)snapshot as administrator, all I get is files in my profile and registry keys to HKCU. That's it! It should not be a problem.
I also visited the Adobe forum and found your post still not responded to Rajit.
Did you find a solution to this?
Posted by:
India_Repackaging
13 years ago
I am speaking with the Adobe Technical team on this issue for quite sometime and havent heard from them for quite sometime.
Will reply to this post if I do hear anything
Cheers
Will reply to this post if I do hear anything
Cheers
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