How to interprete Adobe Fixlet Names

Usage and Config Platform
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(imported topic written by rmnetops91)

#1 What is the difference between the:

“Adober Reader 9.1 Available - Adobe Reader < 9”

and:

“Adober Reader 9.1 Available - Adobe Reader 9”

#2 What about these?:

“Adobe Reader 9.1.1 Available - Adobe Reader 9.1”

“Adobe Reader 9.1.2 Available - Adobe Reader 9.1.1”

“Adobe Reader 9.1.3 Available - Adobe Reader 9.1.2”

Wouldn’t I just want to upgrade any older version of 9.1 straight to 9.1.3 with a single fixlet?

#3 What are other customers strategies for keeping Adobe Reader and Adobe Acrobat up-to-date using BigFix, without breaking the two?

Thanks

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(imported comment written by rmnetops91)

Anyone?

bump

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(imported comment written by rmnetops91)

Ok well, I think I have it figured out:

“Adober Reader 9.1 Available - Adobe Reader < 9” = Upgrade any version less than 9 to version 9.

“Adober Reader 9.1 Available - Adobe Reader 9” = Only applicable/relevant to verison 9.0

“Adobe Reader 9.1.1 Available - Adobe Reader 9.1” = Only applicable/relevant to verison 9.1

“Adobe Reader 9.1.2 Available - Adobe Reader 9.1.1” = Only applicable/relevant to verison 9.1.1

“Adobe Reader 9.1.3 Available - Adobe Reader 9.1.2” = Only applicable/relevant to verison 9.1.2

Because the Adobe Reader updates install consecutively and each one wants a restart, my Adobe Reader baseline installs all the updates anytime the components are relevant, and without requiring a restart (otherwise it wants a restart after each update).