Best Practice for Adobe Creative suite Deployment SCCM Win7
Hi All
I have access to Adobe Admin Console
My task is to create at deployment for a "Design package" including Adobe Creative Suite product
Design 1.0
Included apps:
Creative Cloud Desktop Application
Acrobat DC (18.0)
Bridge CC (8.1)
Dimension CC (1.1.1)
Illustrator CC (22.1)
InDesign CC (13.1)
Light room CC (1.4)
Media Encoder CC (12.1.2)
Photoshop CC (19.1.5)
Camera Raw CC (10.4)
STI_ColorCommonSet_RGB_HD (1.1)
They are all in MSI format and Adobe builds it as a bundled package you may install as setup—silent
but is this best practice to Use this install method. ?
My question is to you, what is best practice to deploy
Is a better way to take product one by one in a Power shell deployment tool kit fashion
The reason I ask, my installation fails on windows 7 64 bit.
Regards
Sweede
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I think you'd be better off packaging them individually. It makes it easier to customize for the people who need everything listed above, but also want Dreamweaver or one of the other Adobe products. The Adobe packager works fine, but from what I've seen it will install a lot of files that were already installed in your first package, making the new Dreamweaver package a lot larger than it really needs to be. - kalucas 5 years ago
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Is the same installation process working on Windows 10 machines? - sarahmurray 5 years ago
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Posted by:
nagendrasingh
5 years ago
We just give out the creative cloud application + Adobe Federated ID and don't package applications anymore. Our workplace has purchased licences for everyone.
In case your installer is not working as expected, open a case with adobe. It should be free.
In case your installer is not working as expected, open a case with adobe. It should be free.
