How to associate Adobe Reader with pdf files for all users?

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Active Directory

The question sounds strange, doesn't it? PDF is an Adobe Reader format that for some reason opens in Edge in Windows 10, because of this there are problems with printing. I cannot fix this cant through group policies, I have to manually press the buttons on each computer for each user. Can anyone suggest a solution?
I tried to export associations using DISM, as a result I got an incomplete xml file: the pdf and 7z extensions are missing, although these associations are set in the "Default Applications" snap-in (I did everything under the administrator). In addition, they write here that records cannot be deleted from such an xml file, since there will be a flurry of errors during the first user authorization. This means that in order to establish a couple of associations, I will have to distribute their complete list - a crazy idea.
Also tried to play with the assoc and ftype commands. Not only do they require admin rights, they also don't work:

>assoc .pdf
.pdf=AcroExch.Document.DC
>ftype AcroExch.Document.DC
AcroExch.Document.DC="C:\Program Files (x86)\Adobe\Acrobat Reader DC\Reader\AcroRd32.exe" "%1"
При этом pdf-файлы открываются в Edge.

Cutting out Edge so that it gets rid of pdf, as I understand it, is also impossible?
Is this hopelessness, or can something be done?

Answer 1

I don't know what's so difficult.
https://www.adobe.com/devnet-docs/acrobatetk/tools...
There are examples of which are enough to download from the link in the first step with the name "sample file association files"
Did it a week ago, everything works as it should
Only for me server 2019 without Edge, I grabbed chrome during the update. But disable it in five seconds by enabling the policy. But there is no mystery here either: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/deployedge/micros...

Answer 2

I use VSCode, both for layout and frontend, IMHO, the best editor.
intelliSense out of the box, which is great friends with JS, plugins for all occasions, integration with git, etc etc.

Answer 3

VScode is the best editor I've seen. This editor will be stronger than some IDEs such as Netbeans and Eclipse and much better than Atom and Sublime Text editors, and even more so Notepad++.
VScode has:
Also as a variant of Brakets. It has LivePreview, that is, all changes (almost all changes) in CSS and HTML will be shown in real time without saving and without refreshing the page. Only there you need chrome in other browsers, as far as I know, it does not work.

Answer 4

https://www.jetbrains.com/webstorm/ but it's not free, but better

Answer 5

so far I haven’t seen anything better than the old dreamweaver, no matter how they make fun of it,
it also converts all non-standard characters into html code

Answer 6

and the sense of the advice that you will be told here? Everyone will advise what is closest to him. And everyone has different tastes.
1) first decide on the IDE you need or the editor is enough. For the IDE, of course, is good, but if you only make up 90% of the time, you don’t need it and the IDE will have more trouble than profit.
2) you go to Google and see what is popular right now and choose.
ps for example from free ones are popular right now - atom, vscode, brackets (and sublime is still free)

Answer 7

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