This release is a planned update for the products listed in the table below. The latest version is always available through the product’s update mechanism, from the enterprise FTP site, and for some languages, from the Reader Download Center.
Product | Type | Installer | Size | Language | Install over... |
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Acrobat | Planned update | AcrobatUpd1014.msp | 100 MB | All but tier 5 | 10.0 or later |
Acrobat | Planned update | AcrobatUpd1014_me.msp | 83.3 MB | Tier 5 | 10.0 or later |
Reader | Planned update | AdbeRdrUpd1014_MUI.msp | 15 MB | All | 10.0 MUI or later |
Reader | Planned update | AdbeRdrUpd1014.msp | 12.5 MB | All | 10.1 or later |
Reader | Full | AdbeRdr1014_<lang_ID>.exe | 49-58 MB | EN, FR, DE, JA, ES | N/A |
Product | Type | Installer | Size | Language | Install over... |
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Acrobat | Planned update | AcrobatUpd1014.dmg | 137 MB | All but tier 5 | 10.0 or later |
Acrobat | Planned update | AcrobatUpd1014_me.dmg | 114 MB | Tier 5 | 10.0 or later |
Reader | Planned update | AdbeRdrUpd1014.dmg | 104 MB | All | 10.0 or later |
Reader | Full | AdbeRdr1014_en_US.dmg | 69.4 MB | EN | N/A |
This release provides mitigations for vulnerabilities described in the security bulletin at http://www.adobe.com/go/apsb12-16.
Like Reader 10.1 and later, Acrobat 10.1.4 installs ARMsvc.exe as part of the Updater on Windows 7, Vista, and Server 2008, Acrobat 10.1.4. The new service enables silent and automatic updates on machines where a user has configured the application for automatic updates. The service eliminates information dialogs prior to updates. In enterprise settings, IT can use DISABLE_ARM_SERVICE_INSTALL=1 to prevent the installation of the ARM service.
Adobe Reader supports Mutual Authentication when LiveCycle Rights Management server has Mutual Authentication enabled. Mutual Authentication is also known as two-way SSL. By default, in SSL only server’s certificate is validated. In the case of mutual authentication, the client also needs to authenticate via PKI for any communication with the server.
Prior to this release, Adobe Reader supports authentication to LC server via application layer authentication mechanisms like password, Kerberos and public key certificates. SSL is currently employed purely for LiveCycle server authentication/verification. SSL supports authentication of the client via client supplied certificates at the network layer. The feature uses this network layer information to authenticate Adobe Reader to the ALCRM server.
The online help system is now accessible when the user is behind an authenticating proxy. Configuration involves setting the following preferences:
Acrobat
32-bit: [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Adobe\Adobe Acrobat\10.0\FeatureState]
"3179427"=dword:00000001
64-bit: [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Adobe\Adobe Acrobat\10.0\FeatureState]
"3179427"=dword:00000001
Reader
32-bit: [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Adobe\Acrobat Reader\10.0\FeatureState]
"3179427"=dword:00000001
64-bit: [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Adobe\Acrobat Reader \10.0\FeatureState]
"3179427"=dword:00000001
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