here is some references from appdeploy.com
Unlike Acrobat Reader, this new release does not use InstallShield's PackageForTheWeb. Instead, it uses something called the "Netopsystems FEAD optimizer", whose command-line switches are documented nowhere.
However, Adobe provides silent installation instructions in their knowledgebase articles 53446 and 53495. Viewing these requires registering for an account with the "Adobe Solutions Network"; how annoying. Briefly, the magic invocation is:
AdbeRdr60_enu_full.exe -p"-s /v\"/qn\""
Alternatively, you can get hold of the MSI file with a quick hack. If you start the installer and wait for it to finish extracting files, you will find it creates a folder named %SystemRoot%\cache\Adobe Reader 6.0\ENUBIG. (SystemRoot is normally C:\WINNT or C:\WINDOWS.)
This folder contains the complete uncompressed tree, including an MSI file named Adobe Reader 6.0.msi. So just copy the ENUBIG folder to, say, Z:\packages\AdobeReader60, and you can perform unattended installations like any other MSI package:
msiexec /qb /i "z:\packages\AdobeReader60\Adobe Reader 6.0.msi"
Hope would work. i tried it and works fine....
(hope little warmer in minnesota)
I am actually wanting to do this for the full version of Acrobat not the reader