If there's no information on running Reader from a CD-ROM on the Adobe site, and it's not mentioned in the license, and no mention especially in the distribution requirements, it's a good bet that Adobe doesn't want their product to be distributed this way, even if it runs. Although Reader is free, it's not without licence requirements.
HTH ________________ Regards, Peter Gold KnowHow ProServices Dave asked: > >> I spent some time searching Adobe's Web site, but > >> didn't find any information on a version of Acrobat Reader that runs > >> directly from the CD-ROM. If anyone is aware of where I can find this > >> information on Adobe's site, would you please send me the URL. > >> > >> Thanks in advance, > >> > >> Dave Bills Diane replied: At 9:07 PM -0700 4/12/06, Diane Gaskill wrote: >Dave, > >I've done what your RFP asks for, but it was with an older version >of Acrobat Reader. >I installed Reader on the hard disk and then just copied the entire >tree to a CD. It >worked fine. However, Adobe has added security features to most of >its products >and I cannot say whether this method will work with the current >version of Acrobat. >But it's worth a try. BTW, the product I had documented ran only on >a Windows system >so there was no question regarding platforms.
