AdobeViewer (PDF Viewer Settings)
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This preference category contains the following subfeature(s):
EULA acceptance
You cannnot accept the EULA via registry preferences in all scenarios. For example, imaged OS and machine-all user installations require alternative methods. For details, see the https://www.adobe.com/devnet-docs/acrobatetk/tools/AdminGuide/basicconfig.html#accepting-the-eula' target='_blank'>Admin Guide.
Summary table
EULA | For Reader, indicates whether the EULA has been accepted. |
EULAAcceptedForBrowser | For Acrobat's browser plugin, caches whether the browser-based EULA has been accepted. |
Data type | boolean: DWORD value > REG_DWORD |
Default | 0 |
Version # | 7.x+ |
HKCU Path | AdobeViewer |
HKLM Path | Not lockable |
Summary | For Acrobat's browser plugin, caches whether the browser-based EULA has been accepted. |
Details | On Macintosh, this preference can not be set in the plist. Use the Mac Wizard or the PRTK tool. Reader uses the key EULA. If the EULA is not accepted, the application stops running after a set period of time. Possible values include:
|
GUI mapping | The EULA acceptance UI when a PDF is opened in browser. |
Data type | boolean: DWORD value > REG_DWORD |
Default | 0 |
Version # | 7.x+ |
HKCU Path | AdobeViewer |
HKLM Path | Not lockable |
Summary | For Reader, indicates whether the EULA has been accepted. |
Details | If the EULA is not accepted, the application stops running after a set period of time. Possible values include:
|
GUI mapping | The EULA acceptance UI that appears on application launch if the EULA value is 0 |
General Application Settings
General application-generated settings having to do with startup.
Summary table
bLaunched | Caches whether or not the application has ever been launched. |
sProductInfoCache | Caches information about the product. |
Data type | boolean: DWORD value > REG_DWORD |
Default | 0 |
Version # | 7.x+ |
HKCU Path | AdobeViewer |
HKLM Path | Not lockable |
Summary | Caches whether or not the application has ever been launched. |
Details | Application behavior may vary across versions depending on whether the application has been launched. Possible values include:
|
Data type | string: Binary value > REG_BINARY |
Default | varies |
Version # | 7.x+ |
HKCU Path | AdobeViewer |
HKLM Path | Not lockable |
Summary | Caches information about the product. |
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I'm trying to figure out where the settings and options of an application(Adobe Acrobt Pro) are saved. This is to modify the settings without opening the application and going through the menu options. I'm trying to change the resolution of TIF settings.
I have looked in the program file acrobat folder and the documents and settings but haven't found it. I also looked through the registry entrees just to make sure but didn't see anything relevant.
Anyone have any ideas?
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4 Answers
Assuming you're using the acquire function in Acrobat, it's in the registry under:HKCUSoftwareAdobeAdobe AcrobatX.0ScancScanerValues
in a key named similar to [ScannerModel]Resolution
Be sure to substitute X.0 for the verion, like 9.0 or whatever. Also, you must have scanned something in at least once for the settings to appear there.
Fire up Process Monitor, make the changes via the adobe menu options then stop the capture. If you look through the entries corresponding to the acrobat process name it will tell you what file & registry writes were done.
You do not state the Operating System.
Assuming 7 / Vista,
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or
On XP
or
(First lines is actual, replace User_Name with your username, or second lines will work on any machine)
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Adobe Acrobat stores an enormous amount of data in the registry.
(By enormous I mean thousands of entries!!!)
I assume that what you're looking for is included among this oceanic amount of data. Using a utility such as Process Monitor to trace it out would be excruciatingly painful.
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You could rather use a product such as InstallRite 2.5 to create a snapshot of the registry before and after making that change, and report only the differences.
harrymc