Installing reader 7 in a cd

Hello, we need to install reader 7 in a cd so that an aplication made with director opens a pdf from de cd with the reader version installed in that cd...
Is this possible?
Thanks in advance...

Boot Camp Assistant is a very crippled partition tool that also isn't needed.
Just pull your RAID and boot from Windows 7 DVD.
When done with updates and all, pop the RAID back in.
AppleHFS driver in Windows Boot Camp 3.x that Apple Setup adds can't see or read your RAID and is known to be problematic at times.
You may have to set the default boot OS from Windows control panel (way way too many things are called "Boot Camp" that it gets confusing or seems like it, why not Windows Startup Disk? or "OS Manager" instead?).
You'll be fine.

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Hmmm...I found this in another thread. Is this guy a legit Adobe guy? Sorry, new to the forum so I don't know anybody yet.
7. Deepak Chauhan,
Aug 27, 2013 4:15 AM   in reply to jodip17
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Hi Everyone,
This was a temporary glitch with our servers that has now been resolved. Please re-launch Acrobat/ Reader and let us know if you still face this issue.
Thanks for your patience.
Regards,
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