Add Acrobat Reader MUI, VC++ and Open JDK

Fix issue with Acrobat Reader DE, Add Acrobat Reader MUI, VC++ 2013 & 2017 and Open JDK

Author: FabianNiesen

Upload-IntuneWin/Adobe Reader DC 2100120150 DE/Config.xml

@@ -29,11 +29,11 @@
 		<InstallExperience>System</InstallExperience>
 		<!-- Edit the PackageName element to match the name of the .PS1 script that the IntuneWinAppUtil should reference -->
 		<!-- For MSI or EXE AppType - this must be the name of the MSI or executable file in the ..\Source folder - without the .exe in the name -->
-		<PackageName>Acrobat_Reader_DC DE</PackageName>
+		<PackageName>Adobe Reader DC 2100120150 DE</PackageName>
 		<!-- Edit the displayName element that will be shown for the imported package in the Intune console -->
-		<displayName>Acrobat Reader DC DE</displayName>
+		<displayName>Adobe Reader DC 2100120150 DE</displayName>
 		<!-- Edit the Description element that will be shown for the imported package in the Intune console -->
-		<Description>Adobe Acrobat Reader DE</Description>
+		<Description>Adobe Reader DC 2100120150 DE</Description>
 		<!-- Edit the Publisher name if required -->
 		<Publisher>Adobe</Publisher>
 		<!-- Edit the Category element that will be shown for the imported package in the Intune console -->

Upload-IntuneWin/Adobe Reader DC 2100120150 DE/Source/Acrobat_Reader_DC.ps1 renamed to Upload-IntuneWin/Adobe Reader DC 2100120150 DE/Source/Adobe Reader DC 2100120150 DE.ps1

@@ -29,11 +29,11 @@
 		<InstallExperience>System</InstallExperience>
 		<!-- Edit the PackageName element to match the name of the .PS1 script that the IntuneWinAppUtil should reference -->
 		<!-- For MSI or EXE AppType - this must be the name of the MSI or executable file in the ..\Source folder - without the .exe in the name -->
-		<PackageName>Acrobat_Reader_DC_MUI_2100120150 </PackageName>
+		<PackageName>Adobe Reader DC MUI 2100120155</PackageName>
 		<!-- Edit the displayName element that will be shown for the imported package in the Intune console -->
-		<displayName>Acrobat Reader DC MUI 2100120150 </displayName>
+		<displayName>Adobe Reader DC MUI 2100120155</displayName>
 		<!-- Edit the Description element that will be shown for the imported package in the Intune console -->
-		<Description>Adobe Acrobat Reader MUI 2100120150 </Description>
+		<Description>Adobe Reader DC MUI 2100120155</Description>
 		<!-- Edit the Publisher name if required -->
 		<Publisher>Adobe</Publisher>
 		<!-- Edit the Category element that will be shown for the imported package in the Intune console -->

Upload-IntuneWin/Adobe Reader DC 2100120150 MUI/Config.xml renamed to Upload-IntuneWin/Adobe Reader DC MUI 2100120155/Config.xml

@@ -41,6 +41,6 @@
 		<!-- Edit the LogoFile element to provide a logo shown in Company Portal -->
 		<LogoFile>7ziplogo.png</LogoFile>
 		<!-- Edit the AADGroupName element used for the required/available/uninstall group creation -->
-		<AADGroupName>ID-WIN10-OBJECT-APP-Install 7zip v1.0</AADGroupName>
+		<AADGroupName>AAD-RG-SW-7zip</AADGroupName>
 	</IntuneWin_Settings>
 </CONFIG>

Upload-IntuneWin/Adobe Reader DC 2100120150 MUI/IFHLogo.png renamed to Upload-IntuneWin/Adobe Reader DC MUI 2100120155/IFHLogo.png

@@ -41,6 +41,6 @@
 		<!-- Edit the LogoFile element to provide a logo shown in Company Portal -->
 		<LogoFile>greenshot.png</LogoFile>
 		<!-- Edit the AADGroupName element used for the required/available/uninstall group creation -->
-		<AADGroupName>ID-WIN10-OBJECT-CONFIG-Greenshot 1.2.10.6</AADGroupName>
+		<AADGroupName>AAD-RG-SW-Greenshot 1.2.10.6</AADGroupName>
 	</IntuneWin_Settings>
 </CONFIG>