Deploying reader via Imaging

Hi, My company is currently seeking FAST accreditation, and I have been told that we cannot install Adobe reader on our base line PCs to create images for desktop deployment. I have gone through the Reader License and cannot see anything specific, although there are indications at 2.1 that one copy of the software cannot be shared, does this mean that one downloaded installer cannot be used in an image and deployed to all new desktop PC's and I will have to install reader manually every PC in the company??

>does this mean that one downloaded installer cannot be used in an image and deployed to all new desktop PC's and I will have to install reader manually every PC in the company??
No, it doesn't mean that. But you do have to follow the guidelines for Reader distribution http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/distribute.html

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