Launching Reader inside IE or viewing a PDF embedded in a web page will not be possible. Internet Explorer: if Reader is isolated from Windows, Internet Explorer will be able to download PDFs which can then be opened with the virtualised Reader however IE will have no knowledge of any application that is handling the PDF file type or MIME type. Let me illustrate with a couple of examples: If you are using a virtualisation solution that isolates an application from other applications and the operating system, integration can be a challenge. Adobe Reader is often a common component of any desktop deployment and like Microsoft Office and Internet Explorer, it usually becomes a core application on which other applications depend.
Don’t Virtualize Readerīefore I get to the details I would like you to first consider the implications of virtualising Reader. This post details virtualizing Adobe Reader X with Microsoft Application Virtualization 4.6 however the same basic steps should apply to virtualizing Reader with any other application virtualisation product.
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