Adobe Reader X.XIでのGUI設定「デフォルトで閲覧モードで表示(R)」について

現在、本環境では下記構成となっており、
Windows Vista：Adobe Reader X
Windows 7：Adobe Reader XI
GUI上の設定で「編集」-「環境設定」-「セキュリティ(拡張設定)」-
「デフォルトで閲覧モードで表示(R)」のチェックボックスが「ON」となっております。
コマンドラインで上記設定を「OFF」に変更したいのですが、
設定方法をご教示頂けないでしょうか。
また、「起動時に保護モードを有効にする(M)」の
設定についても同様にご教示願います。

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