Setting Security Preferences for Adobe Protected View
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• Always practice extreme caution when making modifications in the registry.
• It is recommended to make a copy of the registry key so the original settings can be restored if needed.
• The registry should only be edited by a qualified system administrator.
• PTC is not responsible for system malfunction caused by the application of this solution.
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To support batch printing of PDF viewables using a Print Worker, you must make the following changes on the relevant Windows machine in the Registry Editor:
• Disable Adobe Reader Protected Mode.
• Disable Adobe Reader DC Protected View.
• Accept the Adobe License Terms (EULA) to disable the EULA prompt.
Follow the steps below to make these changes:
1. In the > box, type Regedit.exe. The Registry Editor page opens.
2. Go to > > > > > > .
3. To disable Adobe DC Protected View do the following:
a. Right-click and choose > .
b. Name the new key iProtectedView.
c. Right-click iProtectedView and select Modify. The Edit DWORD dialog box opens.
d. Under Value data type 0, and then click OK.
4. To accept the Adobe License Terms (EULA) and to disable its prompt:
a. Navigate to the relevant sub-key:
▪ For Windows 32-bit (x86), go to > > > > > .
▪ For Windows 64-bit (x64), go to go to > > > > > > .
b. Right-click and choose > .
c. Name the new key EULA.
d. Right-click EULA, and select Modify. The Edit DWORD dialog box opens.
e. Under Value data type 1, and then click OK.
f. Right-click and choose > .
g. Name the new key EULAAcceptedForBrowser.
h. Right-click EULAAcceptedForBrowser, and select Modify. The Edit DWORD dialog box opens.
i. Under Value data type 1, and then click OK. The EULA prompt is disabled.