![]() (If you've got the money to pony-up for Microsoft's System Center Configuration Manager, you can use the built-in System Center Update Publisher to deploy these types of updates.) If they do go to EXE-based updates, I'll write scripts to deploy them silently via computer startup scripts. (Hopefully they'll stick to a Windows Installer based patching regime from here on out. If Adobe decides to start distributing EXE-based patches, then I've got a problem and have to begin writing scripts. ![]() This recent Adobe Reader patch (9.1.2) is MSP-based, so I'm able to deploy it in my usual manner. I don't particularly like doing things this way, but it's the least labor-intensive method I can see. I've been applying MSP-based patches to my Adobe Reader installation points and then instructing client computers to reinstall via the "Redeploy." functionality in Group Policy. I install Adobe Reader via Group Policy and software assignment.
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